Earlier this year, New Hope Presbyterian Church of Fairfax, Virginia, submitted an overture to Potomac Presbytery to change BCO 35-1 such that accused ministers will be required to testify against themselves.

Teaching elder Bill Tyson said he proposed the change after a man in his church indicated that the current wording didn’t seem to fit with covenant theology.

The proposed revisions would delete the words “and recreations” and “the whole time.”

The proposed recommendation calls for portions of BCO 15-1 and 15- 3 to be modified to allow an individual presbytery to decide whether the ruling of a judicial commission should be brought to a vote in the larger group or whether it should be final.

Youth eXcelling in Leadership and Reformed Youth Ministries have teamed to mentor and train the PCA’s most promising new leaders.

PCA elder and head of the John Templeton Foundation passes away.

Randy Nabors has authored a challenging new book, “Merciful: The Opportunity and Challenge of Discipling the Poor Out of Poverty.”

As PCA leaders prepare for the 43rd General Assembly, we are separated by generational differences and conflicting ideas about how to engage the surrounding culture. But we find unity in our fight against a greater foe — ever-encroaching pluralism.

Dr. Bryan Chapell will moderate a panel discussion of church leaders of Asian, African-American, Hispanic, and Anglo ethnic origins on how we can reach out among the various ethnic-cultural communities in North America.

The team is to meet with national partners and visit churches in Nepal’s Emmanuel Church network.