Even the best churches face conflict about vision and philosophy, battles over worship style, or worse — angry splits. Amid this turmoil, it seems impossible that two vastly different churches would come together to form a multigenerational, multiethnic community with a vision for Gospel transformation.
The Resurrection declared that death has been defeated and that life after death is no longer a theoretical concept but a surety.
The Covenant College Chamber Orchestra will present a spring concert on April 10, 2014, in the chapel at Covenant College. The concert begins at 8:00 p.m. and is free and open to the public.
“You get to see the demographic shift from being, say, just a small ministry located primarily in the Southeast, to a national ministry reaching coast to coast in the United States,” says Ryan Moore.
The Belgian senate overwhelmingly approved a bill that would allow medically-assisted suicide for any child diagnosed as terminally ill.
“If policy makers are concerned about poverty, crime, child well-being, rising economic inequality, and the fiscal limits of the contemporary welfare state, they should recognize that the nation’s retreat from marriage is closely connected to all of these issues.”
An article by Peter Smith in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette titled “Presbyterian stances causing tension with Jews” highlights the controversy generated by a 72-page guide, “Zionism Unsettled.” The guide was produced by the Israel/Palestine Mission Network of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and “includes depictions of Zionism as a heresy at the root of the Middle East crisis.”…
Given how the IRS has misused its power in recent years, the prospect of a supersized, superempowered IRS should give us pause.
Belcher to become the third president of the college.