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2024 English Ministry Forum Connects Leaders “In The Shadows”
By Larry Hoop
This year’s Forum was supported through the sponsorship of MNA, MTW, Geneva Benefits, the Administrative Committee, and Covenant Seminary.
Covenant College Colleagues and Neighbors Celebrate Book Accolades
By RuthAnne Jenkins
From teaching college students to writing to working with youth, both women cited community (or the absence of it at times during the past few years post-pandemic) as an important piece to their writing and vocational lives.
David Strain: ‘I’m Thankful to Be Turning 50 with the PCA’
By David Strain
Other presbyterian denominations have felt the need to amend the Standards to reflect the changing times and their changing convictions, but the PCA continues to find remarkable utility in our Confession and Catechisms.
Jason Helopoulos: ‘I Love the (Imperfect) PCA at 50’
By Jason Helopoulos
The very things that attracted me to the PCA years ago continue to excite me most about it today.
When God’s people, and His churches, begin engaging in the higher call of winning the lost, and realize they are at war together with a common enemy — the devil himself — unity will automatically occur.
Mike Khandjian hopes that the AMR will serve to “[align] our often-siloed efforts to serve our God and advance His kingdom in our world.”
Though less visible than the stated clerk, the business administrator’s role has proven to be just as essential.
MNA Details Long-Term Vision
By Larry Hoop
Three components are key: evangelism, pipelines, and partnerships.
Central Florida Presbytery Proposes Diaconal Initiative
By PCA Foundation Staff
The Administrative Deacon will devote his full-time attention to help deacons in the presbytery fulfill their callings.
Three Things To Help Your Church Plant Survive
By Tom Gibbs
The truth is that our Lord God is the chief church planter and architect for ministry.