Anyone who has ever reached for a PCA publication has Priscilla Lowrey to thank.

The gathering is aimed at worship leaders and directors in the PCA, but we hope that pastors, liturgists, and anyone who needs some encouragement will join us.

Greater glory to the Lord demands greater allegiance from his people. Crossing substantial barriers with the gospel is costly, risky, and requires careful coordination.

Through the pandemic we’ve rediscovered that we’re embodied creatures and that our physical connection is important — and a blessing.

Ultimately, youth ministry isn’t about youth ministry at all. It’s about adults whose faith took root in their teen years.

By strengthening our presbyteries, we will also improve the health of our pastors and churches.

Instead of being convinced that we are already “right,” what might happen if we made a genuine effort to hear and understand the other side?

Unlike other women, a pastor’s wife not only serves as a constant partner to the pastor, she also ministers to the women of the congregation.

“It’s the kind of book I hope pastors’ and elders’ wives will turn to when they’re weary. I want them to remember they’re not alone.”

The feature essays in the spring issue all addressed one issue: our speech.