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From the Blog
Give Now, Save later—The Fast-Approaching Expiration of Federal Estate and Gift Tax...
Benjamin Franklin once wrote that “nothing is certain except death and taxes.” While we might want to argue with Mr. Franklin and attempt to add a few more items to…
The Presbyterian Church (USA) has approved the Olympia Overture POL-01.
The Presbyterian Church (USA) has approved the Olympia Overture POL-01, introducing significant changes
The 2008 version of the Gracious Separation Policy of the Presbyterian Church...
In looking ahead to the June-July 2024 General Assembly and the likely approval of the Olympia Resolution rejecting local matters of conscience concerning ordination and marriage requirements, it may be…
Is joining a denomination right for your local church?
When a local church is considering joining a denomination, there are numerous factors to weigh carefully to ensure a good fit and a fruitful partnership. This decision should not be…
Government Coercion to Suppress Speech: How the principles of NRA v. Vullo could apply...
The recent Supreme Court opinion in NRA v. Vullo reaffirmed a long standing First Amendment principle: the government cannot threaten legal action against a third party to suppress an individual, or organizations,…
The "Gracious Dismissal" Policy of the Presbyterian Church, U.S.A.
The Presbyterian Church (USA), or PC(USA), does not have a single, uniform gracious dismissal policy. Instead, each presbytery (regional governing body) is responsible for developing its own policy, guided by…
The governance structure of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A.
The Presbyterian Church (USA), or PCUSA, operates under a system of governance known as Presbyterian polity. This system emphasizes a representative form of leadership and decision-making based on a historic…
The issues a local church should consider if it is thinking about...
The decision for a church to leave the Presbyterian Church (USA), or PCUSA, is a significant one with far-reaching implications. This blog aims to provide local churches with essential knowledge…
Amending Endowments: Sacred Trusts, Changing Times – A Call for Thoughtful Amendment
Endowments stand as pillars of financial strength within some United Methodist and Presbyterian Church (U.S.A) churches. They provide resources that support ministries, outreach, and the upkeep of our sacred spaces.…
Seeking Justice: Relief Available in RLUIPA Land Use Claims
The Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) provides vital protections for religious institutions facing discriminatory or unduly burdensome land use regulations. But what happens if a religious institution…
