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Darla Carter

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Communicator | Journalist | Proud mom | @PresbyNews writer | Louisville native | Past lives @courierjournal, ex-Insider Louisville | Past beat: health & fitness
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Amid attack on environmental and climate change policy, the PC(USA) remains committed

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By Darla Carter
Many of us in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) — which has had decades of policy and theology that affirm our calling and responsibility to care for God’s Creation — are reeling from the new administration’s attack on environmental and climate change commitments.
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Colorado Springs church celebrates two years of being ‘the little church that could’

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By Darla Carter
| pcusa.org
In 2022, Gateway Presbyterian Church in Colorado Spring, Colorado, began offering its manse for use by refugees coming from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria. Named “The House Next Door,” the ministry started after Ruling Elder Paula Warrell was moved by news reports of Afghan refugees being resettled in Colorado. She proposed utilizing the church’s unused manse to accommodate the transitional housing needs of new arrivals to the United States.
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Veterans get expanded access to community care; summit Aug. 30

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By Darla Carter
| louisvillefuture.com
Veterans get expanded access to community care; summit Aug. 30 Courtesy of Pixabay and Angelique Johnson The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has introduced options aimed at giving veterans greater access to care out in the community at non-VA facilities. The community care perks, which include a new urgent care benefit, are thanks to the VA Mission Act, which was signed by President Donald Trump last year.
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