Meeting Materials
Materials for the Sept 19, 2020 meeting are below:
Docket
proposed-docketALL REGULAR REPORTS
- Consent Motion
- Ref A-1 PSNE 2021 Proposed Budget
- Ref A-2 PSNE staff compensation analysis 2018-2021
- Ref. B Stated Clerk
- Ref. C Treasurer’s Report
- Ref. H Committee on Ministry – COM
- Ref. H-1 Faith Statement – Stephen Scovell
- Ref. H-2 Faith Statement – Greg Penza
- Ref. H-3 Faith Statement – Raymond Scott Herr
- Ref. H-4 Faith Statement – Mark Montgomery
- Ref. H-5 Faith Statement – Melodie Long
- Ref. H-6 Faith Statement – Mieke Vandersall
- Ref. H-7 Faith Statement – Anne Weirich
- Ref. H-8 Faith Statement – Richard Crocker
- Ref. H-9 – Dissolution Agreement – Jim Mahan
- Ref. J Committee on Preparation – CPM
- Ref. O Committee on Nominations
- Ref. P Report of the Trustees
- Ref. T Anti-Racism and Equity Team
- PSNE 181st Stated Meeting DRAFT minutes – May 16, 2020
Special Rules for Examination
Community Conversation Videos
COMMUNITY CONVERSATION BREAKOUT ROOMS
Liberation Bible Study, PC(U.S.A.) Led by: Deb Packard, co-chair of Committee on Preparation for Ministry
This Bible study is a conversation among leading African-American pastors and theologians in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A) about Exodus 2. This was taped earlier this summer as part of the PCUSA Week of Action for Black Lives.
PC(USA) Week of Action: Liberation Bible Study – August 26, 2020 from Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) OGA on Vimeo.
White too Long, Interview with Robert P. Jones Led by: Julie Emery, chair of Roundtable.
This is an interview with Public Religion Research Institute founder Robert P. Jones about his new book, White Too Long: The Legacy of White Supremacy in American Christianity.
UCC Video on the Cross and the Lynching Tree Led by: Nate Taylor, member of Emerging Ministries Committee.
This video is of the Rev. Dr. Otis Moss, Jr’s cinematic sermon preached at Trinity UCC Sunday, May 17th entitled, The Cross and the Lynching Tree: A Requiem for Ahmaud Arbery. Immediately following the live video is a panel discussion with four respected thought leaders, racial justice advocates about the impact of historical and present day acts of racism and violence towards African Americans and how the Christian Church can be actively involved in dismantling racism.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Holy Blackness, The Matrix of Creation, Sermon by Wil Gafney at All Saints Church, Pasadena Led by: Jenny Peek, co-chair of Anti-Racism and Equity Committee.
Holy Blackness, The Matrix of Creation, Sermon by Wil Gafney at All Saints Church, Pasadena Led by: Jenny Peek, co-chair of Anti-Racism and Equity Committee.
This video is a sermon by the Rev. Dr. Wil Gafney, a womanist theologian, on the theme of Holy Blackness and the intersectionality of racial, gender and earth justice.