Caring For The Congregation AND The Community
Helping the poor is the privileged duty God has given us.
No matter how nice our church building is, or how much we have in the deacons’ fund, always remember that people are the treasure of our churches.
By Chris Sicks
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Frank Barker: 1932-2021
Few Men Were More Influential in the PCA
From the earliest days of the Presbyterian Church in America in the 1970s, few men were more influential than Frank Morehead Barker Jr.
By Robert Tamasy
Connecting a Congregation with God’s Word
Local Church Discovers the Power of Reading the Scriptures Together
Champagne’s Sunday sermons are inspired by the previous week’s readings, which has helped keep congregants engaged and enthusiastic about the commitment to God’s Word.
By Carmen Sechrist
You’re an Ambassador, and Your Home is an Embassy
Rosaria Butterfield on “The Gospel Comes with a House Key”
In “The Gospel Comes with a House Key,” Butterfield weaves together memoir and theology to tell the story of her family’s commitment to “radically ordinary hospitality.”
By Zoe S. Erler
Passing the Baton to Younger Pastors
A Crucial Generational
Transition Within the PCA
Though it is easy for an outgoing pastor’s thoughts to gravitate toward his legacy, his focus should be squarely on the future.
By Melissa Morgan Kelley
