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Put a light in your window to keep the light of reason and hope burning, to let others know that they are not alone, and to show the way home to the young men and women sent to Iraq.

Explore what it means to be a Presbyterian.  Well written articles from Presbyterians Today.  Start here with an introduction to basic beliefs.   You can peruse a pretty complete guide to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) here.

Explore Presbyterians Today: a monthly periodical of the Presbyterian Church, USA.  

For news of the Presbyterian Church, USA, from an independent view, check out the Presbyterian Outlook. 

To check out what Presbyterians believe about "confessions" of faith, click here.  

It has been estimated that 58 percent of the members of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) did not grow up in the denomination. For readers in that category, here is a short rundown of the lingo you are likely to hear in a Presbyterian church that you may not have heard in another church.

For independent daily reporting on news in the Presbyterian Church, USA, check out PresbyWeb -- unfortunately, PresbyWeb is now charging a fee for the privilege of reading about Presbyterian news.  Go figure. 

For irreverent satire about Presbyterian issues, see PresbyWorld.

Our Holy Scriptures says, "Faith without works is dead."  For information on Christian social justice issues, see Salt of the Earth.

For un-to-date information about the work of the church around the world, read the weekly Christian Century.

For clues of  faith-involved living in today's world, check of Sojourners.

When you're all through, click here.

In our sacred text, the one we call Emmanuel (which means God Is With Us) said,
"I have come that you may have life, and have it abundantly!"