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Milwaukee Dreams
By Zoe S. Erler
It requires the right person to plant a church that is not typical PCA. To go into an area that is not white and middle-class that takes a certain kind of man. Dan is the right man.
Church Man Tom Leopard Goes Home
By Zoe S. Erler
“He loved the Lord and really wanted to advance God’s call through the church,” says Frank Barker, Jr., pastor emeritus at Briarwood, who helped lead Leopard to the Lord.
The book is filled with anecdotes about Khandjian’s own foibles — from pouting over a poor performance at a church softball game to careless comments toward a gang member on a Miami beach — as well as stories of witnessing God’s work of restoration in the lives of his friends and family.
Hope for San Diego’s Work Among Refugees and Immigrants
By Jessica Udall
Hope for San Diego functions as a clearinghouse of grants and volunteers to address the needs of refugees, immigrants and other vulnerable people in several areas of San Diego.
PCA Foundation Offers New Devotional
By Staff
Copies of “All Things” are available free to churches, small groups, and individuals. The devotional can also be read or downloaded online.
Pearcey explores our cultures views ?of sexuality and offers an honest, compassionate, ?and thoroughly Christian response.
The last three of these ONE Conferences are taking place in Annapolis (Sept. 28-29), Chattanooga (Oct. 5-6), and St. Louis (Oct. 19-20).
Around the PCA
By Staff
PCA people, churches, agencies, and committees minister in a variety of settings and circumstances. Here, you’ll find a handful of upcoming opportunities to learn, grow, and get involved in our denomination’s work, all for the sake of Christ’s kingdom.
Since Hurricane Katrina, Sherry Lanier has been facilitating the denomination’s disaster-relief efforts out of her home in Brandon, Mississippi.
Let’s Take a Break and Revel in the World’s Beauty
By Richard Doster
We should go to the beach more often. We should hike the mountain trails and study the forests. Because, as Lucy Shaw wrote, To show indifference to beauty is an insult to its Creator.




