The history of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is deep, and the Presbyterian Historical Society has a devoted staff of archivists, communicators, administrators, and fundraisers to ensure its collections are cared for and accessible. In this week’s OGA In Focus, Luci Duckson-Bramble, director of development, shares how her work opens opportunities for Presbyterians and the public to step back in time to learn about the past and the future. #PCUSA | Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)

What does it take to bring Presbyterian history to life for church members, researchers, and others interested in the early days of the denomination’s presence in the world? The bulk of that rests on the shoulders of Nancy Taylor, who serves as executive director of the Presbyterian Historical Society as part of the Office of the General Assembly. In this week’s OGA in Focus, Taylor says church history provides a needed perspective for people looking to the future. #PCUSA | Presbyterian Church (

Being Presbyterian is unique in many ways —how the church is governed and how decisions are made, and by whom, for example. Watch this quick video that explains business at General Assembly! http://bit.ly/2Gxjo4D | Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)