The Communications Office gets lots of questions through the contact form on presbyterian.ca. Most are inquiries for this or that resource or piece of information, but sometimes one comes along and makes us go, “Huh . . . ” (note: that’s a thoughtful “Huh”, not a nonplussed “Huh?” [although we get some of those, too]).
Here’s [...]

I came across a great little resource on the Presbyterians Today website called “How to Speak Presbyterian.”
Written by Rev. P.J. Southam, a minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA), it helps explain some of the oddities of Presbyterian jargon – with a little theology thrown in.  For the most part it is as applicable to The [...]

Any guesses who the first blogger of the Reformation might have been? I’ll admit that it’s a bit of a trick question, since there were no bloggers in the 16th century. Not literally, anyway.
I’ve always maintained that social media in general, and blogging in particular, are nothing new. The ‘conversational web’ is merely the [...]