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Race in the PCA: Preserving Cultures, While Showing Respect
By Jason Davison
Ministry to other ethnicities requires respect, appreciation, and honest love.
In his new book Pillars of Grace: A Long Line of Godly Men, pastor and author Steve Lawson examines the lives of 23 early pillars of the Christian faith.
Race in the PCA: Yearning for Unity in Diversity
By Stanley J. Long
Third in a series discussing racial issues in the PCA.
The Divided Church: A Racial Reality
By Mike Higgins
The negative effects of racial segregation in Americas past are yet exerting force on the church.
Race in the PCA: Redeeming Racial Tension
By Lance Lewis
This article begins a seven-part series discussing racial issues in the PCA, each one written by an African-American with pastoral experience in the denomination. The authors seek to provide a voice of experience along with wisdom and insight from a biblical perspective.
This summer, Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS)-Atlanta opened the doors to its new campus, expanding the seminary’s resources and extending its presence.
Given that conflict is a part of walking together in faith, how can the PCA pull together to preserve its unity while addressing ongoing areas of debate?
At a recent graduation ceremony of four men, the Evangelical Reformed Seminary of Ukraine (ERSU), the seminary of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Ukraine, celebrated its 10th anniversary as well as its spreading influence in the region. At present, 31 churches across Ukraine and neighboring Belarus have pastors or associate pastors trained by the seminary,…
Restoring Hope through Home Repair
By Robert J. Tamasy
The gospel comes to town in a very practical way as one man envisions better homes for disadvantaged people in his community.
The PCA Pastor Who Ate New Orleans
By Susan Fikse
For Ray Cannata, learning about New Orleans began with learning about its food.
