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The Risk of Losing the Gospel
By TE Sean Michael Lucas
For 45 years the PCA has stood for the gospel, and in the past decade the denomination has begun thinking seriously about applying the gospel to social issues. In doing so, Lucas is concerned that we might follow the path of progressives in the previous generation and lose the gospel.
Alice McGowan Called Home to Glory
By Staff
Let us join our hearts in prayer for TE Charles McGowan and family. Alice McGowan, wife of Charles, passed away peacefully at home Friday morning.
A Faith of Infinite Ideas & Innovation
By Richard Doster
We thrive economically, culturally, and socially when somebody creates something new, and something that makes life richer.
The womens ministry team at the Committee on Discipleship Ministry (CDM) hopes to provide women with resources to help them think biblically and live covenantally. This, according to Susan Hunt and Karen Hodge, is the core of womens ministry and the heart of Titus 2 discipleship.
In America, churches serve as polling places, presidents lead prayer breakfasts, legislative business opens with a chaplains prayer, chief magistrates enter the courtroom to the refrain, God save the United States and this Honorable Court.
In the absence of strong, well-taught leaders, young Nepalese Christians are sometimes led astray by false teachers. This leadership vacuum gave Joshua a heart for training more leaders for ministry in Nepal.
Allan Dayhoff was in line at Starbucks when he noticed the tattoo on the arm of the man in front of him — an image of a fisherman reeling in a catch. “I like your tattoo,” Dayhoff said. No reply. “Does it have a story?” The man turned slightly and, in a tone that indicated…
Dr. L. Roy Taylor, stated clerk of the PCA General Assembly, has issued his report on the actions of the Assembly. The full report can be found here.
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.
Racial Reconciliation Study Committee Recommends Survey
By Larry Hoop
The 45th General Assembly voted to accept the recommendation that the Racial and Ethnic Reconciliation Study Committee conduct a survey and present its final report to the 46th General Assembly in 2018.





