One of the few churches to ever host General Assembly, Smyrna Presbyterian Church has created room to accomodate its continued growth.
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There is hardly a more disputed action in the heavily contested history of American Presbyterianism than the 1729 Adopting Act.
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FPC Macon is celebrating its past while honoring the ministry of Senior Pastor Chip Miller as he retires.
Thomas Wolfe, C.S. Lewis, and Religious Longings
By Douglas Falls
A tale of two writers and their search for a deeper understanding of life’s purpose.
A Congregation of Refugees Joins the PCA
By Tess Merrell
A PCA church opened its building to a congregation of refugees. Now, the congregation has joined the PCA.
Jordan Stone: From the Pitch to the Pulpit
By Erin Jones
Jordan Stone describes his journey from professional soccer to pastoral ministry.
A Field Trip to Visit the Global Church
By Andrew Norquist
The gospel continues to thrive even in places disfigured by oppression.
Dying in Public: The Witness of Ben Sasse
By Megan Fowler
Though the public has recently become acquainted with Ben Sasse’s faith, he and his family have been active participants in presbyterian churches for decades.
Erick Erickson shares the story of how God led him to the Reformed faith and his career as a talk radio host.
Rachel Hicks on Poetry and Places
By Sarah Reardon
In downtown Baltimore, Rachel Hicks is working to be a good neighbor and to contribute to the revival of the Christian imagination.
Pastoral Residency Programs Provide Mentoring and Experience
By Sarah Reardon
More congregations are offering church-based residency programs to prepare men for ministry.
Chase Johnston Clinches March Madness Victory
By Blake Matthews
Chase Johnston shares his faith in the midst of a record-setting year on the court.