The history of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is deep, and the Presbyterian Historical Society has a devoted staff of archivists, communicators, administrators, and fundraisers to ensure its collections are cared for and accessible. In this week’s OGA In Focus, Luci Duckson-Bramble, director of development, shares how her work opens opportunities for Presbyterians and the public to step back in time to learn about the past and the future. #PCUSA | Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)

15 reactions | The Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia is a historical treasure of information. From books and papers, to films, pictures, and other documents, staff use their talents to share the stories with congregations across the denomination. In this week’s OGA In Focus, Sonia Prescott, reference and outreach archivist, talks about how she uses her love for history to minister to people about the past. #PCUSA | Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) | Facebook

The PC(USA) will be on PBS! We’ve partnered with the Viewpoint project to create an educational segment focusing on the denomination’s Matthew 25 commitment to creating healthy, just communities and a radically inclusive world. In May, households across the U.S. can view this segment via their local public broadcasting station. Your local PBS station will have the opportunity to show this documentary between broadcasts. A shorter version of the segment will also air across a myriad of cable netw

In the fifth and final episode of the PC(USA)'s video series, “Zero to One: A Congregation’s Journey to Repair," several ruling elders listen to the next generation’s understanding of the role of the church in racial justice and decide to heed the call to repair historic harms. Learn how establishing two investment trusts is only the beginning for Oak Grove members. Discover the movement calling for reparations coming out of actions made by congregations and denominations, like the PC(USA)’s Cen