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PC(USA) has released the 2026-2027 Resource Catalog.
View the interactive digital catalog HERE: https://buff.ly/ij9M05O

"Greg Carey has done us a great service. In this careful examination of the Bible’s multiple eschatological traditions and texts, we are offered a thoughtful and thorough exploration of the biblical writers’ richly differing visions of the future of the world, of history and time as we know it, of what lies beyond death, and, crucially, of how these perspectives impinge on the present. The author also gives good counsel on how these texts and themes may be preached. The approach is exegetical, theological, and deeply pastoral, with rich connections repeatedly drawn between biblical perspectives and our contemporary situations and worldviews. An invaluable resource for preaching and teaching.” —Paul Duke, Copastor of First Baptist Church of Ann Arbor

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Presenting “Ministering in Natural and Unnatural Disasters” at the National Association of Presbyterian Clergywomen conference, the Rev. Dr. Gini Norris-Lane, executive director of UKirk Collegiate Ministries, spoke from lived experience accompanying communities through both mass violence and catastrophic weather. Read more: https://pcusa.org/news-storytelling/news/2026/4/23/ministering-natural-and-unnatural-disasters

Raising faithful disciples takes intention, imagination, and support. This collection of books for parents, caregivers, and teachers offers thoughtful guidance for nurturing faith and helping children and youth engage the world with compassion, curiosity, and courage.

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Growing in God’s Love: A Story Bible is ideal for children ages 3-7, and it is perfect for Sunday school classrooms, children’s sermons, vacation Bible school, and gift-giving at baptism or other milestones.

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"This is wonderful collection of Bible stories–150 from the New and Old Testaments–that will enrich family conversations as well as Sunday school classes." —Presbyterian Outlook