Mission Presbytery News

As we look toward the final months of the year, we’re excited to share the last season of programs happening at Mo-Ranch in 2026. These final programs of the calendar year offer meaningful opportunities for rest, renewal, learning, worship, and connection in the beauty of Mo-Ranch. Whether you’re looking for a time of spiritual refreshment, a chance to gather with others, or space to pause and reflect as the year comes to a close, we hope there is an opportunity that will be meaningful to you.

Sharing communion, participating in the joyful feast of the people of God, is one the great privileges of our faith and a key part of our worship. However, we are aware that some congregations, without regular pastoral leadership, are not able to celebrate this sacrament. Your Mission Presbytery Commission on Ministry affirms the importance of the Lord’s Supper and as a part of Christian worship and is looking for ways to make the table more accessible. One option is for Ruling Elders of...

As digital payments become a normal part of everyday life, churches across the country are embracing platforms like Venmo, Zelle, and Cash App to make giving easier and more convenient. However convenience always comes with a cost—and in this case, that cost is increased fraud exposure, record‑keeping challenges, and stewardship risks that many ministries are not prepared to manage. A recent article from Church Law & Tax, “Should Churches Accept Donations Through Venmo, Zelle, and Cash...