Inquirer Chelsea Cornelius is preaching at Covenant Presbyterian Church, Madison, WI this Sunday. Come and support Chelsea. Click here to read more.
JKP Region 4 Workshop 3/9/2019
Musings From the Stated Clerk – February 2019
Musings From the Stated Clerk
Don’t we all think of February as the Love month? With Valentine’s Day the centerpiece of February, the air (at least the advertising air) is full of teasers for cards, chocolates, roses, and other tokens of love to be purchased for our beloveds. Perhaps we need the warmth of the love theme to fight off the frostiness of January’s chill. Read More.
JKP Leadership Retreat on Saturday, March 9th, 9 am-2 pm
JKP Leadership Retreat on Saturday, March 9, 2019 from 9 am – 2 pm at Christ Presbyterian Church, Madison, WI. Click here to read more. Please register by March 4th.
#MeToo Gathering
The #MeToo Gathering will be Feb 4-6, 2019 at Pilgrim Center in Green Lake, WI. Click here to read more.
Closing Date For 2018 PTS
Presbytery Treasury Service 2018 Closing Date:
2018 Remittances must be received in the Presbytery Office by Friday, 1/11/2019.
John Knox Presbytery Response To Baraboo Photo
The officers of the John Knox Presbytery have issued a statement regarding the photo taken in Baraboo, WI. Click here to read.
The 2018 Book of Proposed Amendment
The 2018 Book of Proposed Amendments is now available. Click here to download.
Randolph, Bethany 150 Years Celebration
Randolph, Bethany 150 Years Celebration!
We at Bethany Presbyterian Church in Randolph invite you to come celebrate with us the 150th anniversary of our church. We plan to celebrate with an old-fashioned hymn sing on Sunday, October 21 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Special music will be provided by musicians from the Randolph community. Read more . . .
Occasional Notes
Occasional Notes
It is the season of reviewing Session Records. Clerks from the churches in John Knox Presbytery have met or will be meeting to review the minutes and rolls and registers of the sessions they represent. This annual ritual has gone on far longer than I’ve been the stated clerk of the presbytery. Maybe some have wondered why we do this. Read more . . .