The Assembly reconvened at 8:00 a.m. to resumed its business. Review of Presbytery Records The Assembly convened with the report from the Committee for the Review of Presbytery Records. The Assembly approved in omnibus seven General Recommendations and the recommendations that were unanimously recommended by RPR. The Assembly then approved in omnibus the recommendations that...
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A lifelong member of Second Presbyterian Church in Greenville, South Carolina, Duncan comes from what he calls “a long line of Presbyterian forebears.”
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An Oasis for Immigrants Amid a Bewildering Culture
Since 2017, Naperville Presbyterian Church has Taught English as a Second Language.
By Jay Copp
The students learning English in a basement room at the church complex grapple tonight with a series of sports-based idioms: “par for the course,” “get to first base,” and “have to punt.” Teacher Faith Limmer explains the last one: “I have class, and I leave all my notes at home. So I have to punt.” …
Created & Creating
William Edgar
Explores a Biblical Theology of Culture
By Interviewed by Richard Doster
After a half-century’s search, Edgar is certain: “The Bible teaches that cultural engagement before the living God is, along with worship, the fundamental calling for the human race.”
Beneath Gillette’s “What Is A Man?” Controversy
By Gary Yagel
What both sides of this contentious debate hold in common is a vision of masculinity at its best.
Gospel Comfort for Caregivers: Six Ways Your Church Can Help
By Elizabeth Reynolds Turnage
Most churches care well for the sick, but sometimes the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of caregivers are overlooked.
Beware the Idol of Parenting Success
By Christina Fox for The Gospel Coalition
Like many idols, the idol of parenting success can be difficult to identify, because it’s an idol crafted around something good.
PCA Elder Starts Camp for Foster and Adoptive Families
By Zoe S. Erler
According to Child Welfare, approximately 10 percent of U.S. adoptions fail each year. Mike Spencer says he hopes that Camp Courage can bring that number down in Indiana.
The message of Christmas is that God entered into our humanness. In some mysterious, miraculous way, the Creator became one of the created — one of us.
Be of Good Courage
"Who’s going to ask God to make them braver rather than make them safer?"
By Ann Kroeker
We are to be courageous when God commands something, trusting in God’s presence and power — not leaning on our own thrill-seeking, risk-embracing bent nor overcoming our risk-averse, down-filled-seeking tendencies.
The Amazing Story of Frank Barker and Campus Outreach
By Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra of The Gospel Coalition explains how waves of evangelism and missions moved out through Frank Barker, Briarwood Presbyterian Church, and Campus Outreach.
The Path from a Lowly Manger to Black Friday
By Richard Doster
Our thinking about money and its effects on our happiness has a lot to do with our beliefs about God.