An interesting post at Ecumenical Insanity concerning the current status of the PC-USA's divestment plans, as well as information about a petition enabling Presbyterians who oppose their church's decision to make their voices heard:
The Presbyterian Church (USA) continues its campaign against Israel. At a meeting this week characterized by the PCUSA news service as "tense and not always polite," the Committee on Mission Responsibility Through Investment set criteria for deciding which companies to target...
I don't have the exact numbers (and I'm too lazy to look them up), but I think the PC-USA membership is declining. Meanwhile, less mainline Presbyterian denominations (pca, opc, etc) are seeing increasing attendance.
Not surprising, when their church leaders are out of touch.
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I don't have the exact numbers (and I'm too lazy to look them up), but I think the PC-USA membership is declining. Meanwhile, less mainline Presbyterian denominations (pca, opc, etc) are seeing increasing attendance.
Not surprising, when their church leaders are out of touch.