Devotions and readings
suggested for daily meditation and prayer
Lectionary readings provide
a disciplined way to read through the Bible.
These readings are available for both lectionary
cycles, the Sunday and festival readings and
the Daily Lectionary.
Read them online, subscribe to our email
list, print a reading list or listen to "Hear the Word," the lectionary podcast.
Learn more about lectionary readings.
A catechism is a learning tool designed
in question and answer form. These are about Christian
faith and includes scriptural references to illustrate each
point. Read
the catechisms online or just the question and answer assigned
to this date. Learn more about study catechisms.
Daily Quotations
Offer the daily quotation, selected by the Office of Theology and Worship, on your Web site or on your news reader by using the RSS
feed. As the daily quotation changes, the content displayed
on your Web site or in your feed reader will automatically change, giving you and your Web
users the latest quotation.
This feed will appear on your site in a
similar fashion to the example to the right. Learn
more about RSS feeds.
Mission Yearbook for
Prayer & Study
The
Mission Yearbook for Prayer & Study offers daily inspirational
messages about the mission work of the Presbyterian Church
(U.S.A.). Readers are able to learn more about the mission
work being done by the church, learn about the areas being
served and offer intercessory prayers. Read a mission story for today.
A Year with the Bible
This handy pocket-sized book is ideal for personal study.
Daily Bible reading, prayers and scripture passages are brought together for
use throughout the entire calendar year.
Learn
more about A Year with the Bible.
These Days
Daily Devotions for Living by Faith
A quarterly magazine featuring daily meditations and devotions written by clergy
and lay leaders that continues to be the source of comfort and hope throughout
the world. Learn more about These
Days. |
are
in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. For best results, right-click the link (or click
and hold for Macintosh), select "save target as" and save the document to your
desktop for viewing and printing. 
