Under the slated skylight and within the clean, airy white walls of College Church on the Wheaton College campus, more than 600 people gathered Friday to remember and be inspired by the life of John Stott – the English Anglican clergyman who helped define and drive the global evangelical movement in the 20th century.

The situation at Penn State University is a tragedy, but a clear-eyed assessment would have to conclude that it is not unexpected. Since at least the 1960s, government funded institutions have steadily and now almost completely pushed aside the moral and ethical framework provided by Christian faith. Now, when the inevitable consequences show up, we should not act surprised.

Joe Paterno’s career is over. It did not end well.

At Folmar’s church in Montgomery, members are remembering the former mayor as a man of faith and a church leader.

Dan Domin, a former Clerk of the Presbytery of Southern Florida and ruling elder at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, was called home to glory on Wednesday, November 9.

When the time finally came, making the decision was unexpectedly easy. Eventually God’s will became so clear that to do anything else would have been disobedience.

The PCA’s annual Christmas Offering plays a vital role in caring for church leaders by bolstering the Ministerial Relief Fund.

Early on in our life of The Washington Institute, the Lilly Endowment drew us in to help with a far-reaching grant that they were offering to the nation, “Programs in the Theological Exploration of Vocation.”

Mission to the World (MTW) has seen a dramatic increase in the number of national partners it works with worldwide, and is increasingly including them in its own leadership planning.

Westminster Theological Seminary (WTS) held an inaugural ceremony for The Stephen Tong Chair of Reformed Theology on September 12, 2011. The first occupant is Chinese-American Rev. Dr. Jeffry K. Jue, associate professor of church history at WTS.