NCCPresby- North Central California Presbytery

Today we become a new presbytery. Let us rejoice and be glad in it and continue to welcome the new thing God is doing!

You may recognize this award winning dad who also happens to be one of our minister members!!! Pastor Paul thanks for being a great role model!

On the blog- The Pentecost Offering builds faith connections that last a lifetime, forming in our young people a deep desire to serve. Please join us in helping to build future leaders and, in so doing, proclaiming God’s wondrous deeds. https://buff.ly/2SVj3AF

Check it out! 8 Habits: Worship Generosity Justice Radical Welcome... Sacraments Teaching Prayer Fellowship This resource is written in Spanish, Korean and English!! #PCUSA https://bit.ly/2QgSvZQ See more

A beautiful Easter worship service with drums, singing, multi-language readings, and message from Rev. Dr. Diane Givens Moffett

The church may be changing, but it is far from in decline. These recently funded New Worshipping Communities offer glimpses of what is to come and what is already here. Please take and look and let the Spirit inspire you.

Time to refuel!! Webinar for Pastors and Leaders to Explore Alternate Fuel Sources for Ministry, Imagination, Well-being

Hear our prayer, O Lord. #PCUSA #Presbyterian #UnitedNations

The 224th General Assembly set aside this year’s Reformation Sunday as a day for the whole church to commit to continuous discernment of how to meet the social justice, economic, and spiritual challenges of the pandemic. What ways will you commit to meet these challenges?

Leading with energy & imagination-Drive thru Communion!

Want a little mid-day prayer time?? Join Pastor Ivan (Carmichael Presbyterian Church) at noon each day.

Be inspired- be acknowledged for success during struggle- recognize "The Lord is still on the throne."

Anyone having an Alternative Giving Market this year???

A nice way to engage with family...

Please pray for Sally's friends and family and for the Heartland Presbytery.

Good Morning Sacramento Presbytery, Our hearts are broken over the horrific Pittsburgh Synagogue massacre this past Saturday morning. Our Jewish community and our nation is rocked to its core. Let us all pray for the repose of the eleven souls who died, for those who are wounded, for those whose wounds are invisible with trauma, for our Jewish brothers and sisters in Pittsburgh, Sacramento and around the world. May we stand in solidarity with our Jewish brothers and sisters... and let them know they are not alone. Congregation B'nai Israel will be hosting a community wide vigil tonight at 7pm located at 3600 Riverside Blvd. If you are able, please attend. Just showing up and being present can bring more comfort than we can ever know. Blessings to you all, Pamela Rev. Dr. Pamela Anderson, Moderator [email protected]