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Perhaps We Can Solve the Country’s Worst Health Problem
By Richard Doster
And after years of study researchers identified the four things humans need to be happy. Not surprisingly, they’re things the Bible described centuries ago.
When Sam Duncan was nominated to serve as an assistant parliamentarian of the 28th General Assembly (GA), he was completely surprised.
The overtures, though similar, differ slightly in their details.
Overtures 15 and 18 Seek to Modify Overture Referral
By Larry Hoop
When a presbytery sends an overture to the General Assembly (GA), the stated clerk is responsible for referring that overture to the appropriate committee for its consideration. Any overture relating to a particular permanent committee or agency, or to an ad-interim committee, is to be referred to that committee which then recommends how the GA…
Overture 12 Would Restrict GA Floor Nominations
By Larry Hoop
Under the current rule, an officer can be nominated on the floor of the GA and elected to serve on a permanent committee even if he did not seek or receive nomination from his own presbytery.
The overture from Platte Valley Presbytery seeks to clarify how appeals and complaints must be filed to the higher court and when the “countdown” for filing begins.
Hospitality: Extended from the Heart Toward Others
By Dr. Mark Dalbey, President of Covenant Theological Seminary
In this installment of PCA Voices, Mark Dalbey, president of Covenant Theological Seminary, explores biblical hospitality: What is it? And what does it look like — especially among PCA ruling and teaching elders?
Central Indiana Presbytery proposes allowing a session to present a request for the dissolution of an assistant pastor’s call directly to the presbytery.
Overture 2 Seeks to Sever Ties with Covenant Seminary
By Larry Hoop
While expressing appreciation for other faithful independent seminaries, he said the seminary highly values its unique official connection with the denomination.
The rationale for the overture cites what it calls a “severe crisis” in the ratio of REs to teaching elders (TEs) in GA attendance.

