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~February 25, 2026

The Presbyterian Historical Society is in the process of developing a resource and/or training to help churches research and write their own histories through an anti-racist lens. We want to hear directly from churches and mid councils about the resources and guidance that would be most useful to them as they engage in anti-racism work, regardless...

~January 28, 2026

On Monday, January 19, 2026, nearly 200 neighbors braved the cold to link arms for Memorial Presbyterian Church’s 3rd Annual MLK Day Unity March & Cultural Celebration in Roosevelt, Long Island. Organized by Memorial Presbyterian Church (Long Island Presbytery, PC(USA)), the march honored the 40th observance of the federal holiday commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s...

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~April 4, 2023

This month we are spotlighting Presbyterian Women in the Synod of the Northeast (PWSNE).  Similar to PC(USA), Presbyterian Women (PW) is organized at the local, presbytery, synod, and church-wide levels.  As staff travels throughout the Synod, we have met many women who are involved in PW at one level or another.  PWSNE publishes a newsletter two...

~January 25, 2023

As we begin the evaluation year for the Synod, the Leadership Team started the year in retreat. The time proved to be a spiritual gathering in which holy play, discernment, collective wisdom, and relationship building placed the team on solid footing. The Leadership Team is gifted for the work ahead. Collectively, we recognize the power of...

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