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Faced with a $45-million deficit in the church's pension fund, the Pension and Benefits Board is exploring options for how best to deal with the liabilities. The shortfall has

Rev. Samson Javed, right, celebrates the opening of a barrack for Christian inmates at District Jail, Faisalabad, Pakistan. Kahwaja Muhammad Islam, a member of provincial assembly, cuts the

The Assembly Council's March meeting began with presentations from three ministers working in thriving churches. It continued with a time of silence the next morning; and times of

The Women's Missionary Society plans to present a new award at next year's National Presbyterian Women's Gathering in Richmond Hill, Ont. The Presbyterian Woman of Faith Award will be

What is the purpose of a congregation's annual general meeting? Isn't it to reflect on what God has been doing among us through the previous year and plan

Women and men pray together at the Noor Cultural Centre and Mosque, Toronto. Pastor speaks at Mosque The Noor Cultural Centre and Mosque invited Rev. Dr. Harris Athanasiadis, minister at

The Presbyterians of North Dundas share (and wear) their winning ministry idea. They plan to do everything by FROG (Fully Relying On God). The event was a success. On

Restoring Oldest PCC Church in Western Canada John Whiteway and June Thompson are two of the Friends of Historic Kildonan Church, a group dedicated to restoring the Presbyterian church

I will not go into depth with the history of the residential school legacy and colonization, but I will say that many aboriginal people today who are

Last month, Rev. Dr. John Vissers wrote in his moderatorial column about the future of the Presbyterian Church's theological colleges. The Record invited the heads of the three

John MacFarlane was a Presbyterian elder, a talented treasurer, and a strong believer in ecumenism. He passed away on Jan. 29 at the age of 96. For more than

Members of Duff's were at a loss. They tried pouring energy into child and youth programs; they worked to make their worship services more inclusive. Still, nothing substantial changed.

The first Nigerian minister to receive a degree from Knox College, Toronto, has been laid to rest. A funeral was held in Nigeria for Rev. Dr. Inya Okata

Gary Shields, caretaker, stands in the rebuilt sanctuary of East Lake Ainslie. He holds a cross made from nails recovered from the ruins of the previous church, which

PCC Responds to Idle No More The church has issued a public statement in response to the Idle No More movement and Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence's call to meet

On August 27, I left for a three-week trip to Africa accompanied by my wife Lynn and Rev. Dr. Rick Fee of the Life and Mission Agency.

Tony Campolo is a "Red Letter Christian." And it's a badge he's proud to wear. In many Bibles, the words of Jesus are highlighted in red ink. And

PWS&D Joins Campaign Presbyterian World Service and Development joined 37 other organizations in a campaign to reverse cuts to federally-funded international aid and development programs. In March, the federal government

"The line of hope and fear runs right through the middle of all of us," Diana Butler Bass told the 250-plus audience. "Let me read you a poem," she