On June 8th, the Overtures Committee dealt with four overtures. Here’s a brief overview.

We have our disagreements, of course, but those are small compared to the things we hold in common.

The most constructive conversations on racism, systemic injustice, and implicit bias should be happening in the church, because we are called to be the model of gracious living.

After Pearl Harbor, the Japanese invaded China and sent Graham and his sister to Weihsien Internment Camp, where they joined 1,500 other prisoners, including Olympic runner and missionary Eric Liddell.

The 43rd General Assembly will convene in Chattanooga on June 9. Some 1,000 commissioners will deal with 10 overtures, from subjects as wide-ranging as revising the Westminster Standards’ language on the Sabbath to Baptismal vows to giving testimony during trials.

Youth eXcelling in Leadership and Reformed Youth Ministries have teamed to mentor and train the PCA’s most promising new leaders.

Singer-songwriter Lori Sealy talks about faith, doubt, and autism.

Randy Nabors has authored a challenging new book, “Merciful: The Opportunity and Challenge of Discipling the Poor Out of Poverty.”

Dr. Bryan Chapell will moderate a panel discussion of church leaders of Asian, African-American, Hispanic, and Anglo ethnic origins on how we can reach out among the various ethnic-cultural communities in North America.

The team is to meet with national partners and visit churches in Nepal’s Emmanuel Church network.