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A Friend in a Friendless Business

Cars for Those in Ministry

“If every pastor or ministry worker had a knowledgeable person in the car industry that they really trusted, MATS could cease to exist,” says Mark Nottingham.

Church Plants Bloom in Arkansas

Why this Burst of New Churches?

A church that’s not even listed in the PCA’s yearbook is now an organized and fully functioning congregation. Four mission churches are now developing new ministries. Three other sites are targeted and waiting for the right church planter.

The PCA Confronts Child Sexual Abuse

A Positive Step Forward

Boz Tchividjian calls Overture 6 adopted by the 42nd General Assembly “perhaps the most robust statement on child protection adopted by any Christian denomination.”

The Very Meaning of What God Is Doing

Living in a Covenantal Cosmos

Exploring Steve Garber’s new book, “Visions of Vocation: Common Grace for the Common Good.”

‘Pilgrim’s Progress’ Goes Interactive

“Many fourth-sixth graders are asking the question ‘Am I really a Christian?’ It’s very easy for a child to step into the shoes of Christian, Faithful, or Hopeful, and realize, ‘This is me. This is who I am.’”

Chapell Elected Moderator

Reputation, Experience Will Serve GA Well

“Chapell’s reputation and experience as a reconciler, peacemaker, and healer will serve the General Assembly well.”

Equipping Change Agents for the Kingdom

YXL Equips Students for Future Roles

The purpose of YXL is to equip students to develop as servant leaders according to their unique design.

Presbyter Says SJC Overtures Have It Backward

Teaching elder Christian Keidel doesn’t want the GA to revert to the old system; he wants presbyteries to adopt the newer one.

Attorney to Address Child Abuse at GA

Dealing with Reality in Churches

Theresa Lynn Sidebotham, attorney and founder of Telios Law PLLC, will present on the topic “Child Abuse: Legal and Scriptural Considerations for Policies, Prevention, Investigation, Discipline, and Healing.”

Tim Keller: Emotion Isn’t the Caboose to Faith

Tim Keller says Christianity needs make emotional sense before it can make rational sense.

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