Matthew 25 calls the church to more than good intentions. It calls us to action shaped by truth—because how we treat our neighbors matters to God, and because the gospel demands that we face what has wounded God’s people.
The Synod of the Northeast would like to thank you for your per capita gift. Ten of our Nineteen Presbyteries have paid their 2026 per capita in full!
The Synod is pleased to invite you to an exploratory conversation about a new Synod-wide Commissioned Pastor (CRE) Training Program designed to cultivate strong, accessible, and unified preparation for commissioned pastoral leaders across our region.
The Synod of the Northeast’s Mission Working Group prayerfully and thoughtfully evaluated fifteen grant applications, ultimately recommending more than $60,000 in strategic investments to support Campus Ministry and Youth and Young Adult Leadership Development initiatives across the Synod region.
Below is a summary of actions taken by the Synod Mission and Ministry Commission, which met from January 30-31 on Zoom:
Each February, many in the Black diaspora ask a familiar question: Is it still necessary to sound the horn—again—about the contributions of Black people in the United States and across the world?
The Presbyterian Historical Society is in the process of developing a resource and/or training to help churches research and write their own histories through an anti-racist lens. We want to hear directly from churches and mid councils about the resources and guidance that would be most useful to them as they engage in anti-racism work, regardless...
Across our nation, families and communities are grieving lives lost in the wake of immigration enforcement. We name with sorrow and righteous indignation the deaths connected to ICE actions—deaths that have torn families apart, traumatized communities, and violated the dignity of those made in God’s image.
On Monday, January 19, 2026, nearly 200 neighbors braved the cold to link arms for Memorial Presbyterian Church’s 3rd Annual MLK Day Unity March & Cultural Celebration in Roosevelt, Long Island. Organized by Memorial Presbyterian Church (Long Island Presbytery, PC(USA)), the march honored the 40th observance of the federal holiday commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s...
As the Synod of the Northeast continues to live into the work of “Reimagining the Church in the World", a new season of imagination and collaboration is taking shape across our region.
