The influence of Pastor Al Martin's ministry was evident in the PCA from its earliest years.
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Easter comes with resounding joy because we fix our eyes on this Lamb, standing on the other side of the River of Death, triumphant.
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Downtown Ministries, Stretching Redeemer Church in New Ways
By Melissa Kelley
The Athens, Ga. church began inner-city ministry with the simple goal of “taking aim at the poverty and brokenness of our neighbors.”
Planting a Deaf Church to Proclaim Christ
By Nancy Snyder
In the early 1970s, David Wakeland formed a friendship with a deaf co-worker. That relationship gave David a glimpse of an unreached people group with a distinct language and culture.
Can the Church Adapt to Demographic Reality?
By Bob Orner
The population ratio of whites and Asians is decreasing. These are the PCA’s core constituencies.
We Want to be Jesus’ Hands and Feet
By Melissa Morgan Kelley
MTW Disaster Response responds–in China, Burma, Sri Lanka, Haiti …
A Congregation and a Neighborhood Pull Together
By Carolyn Curtis
St. Roch rebuilds New Orleans with word and deed.
The Political Gap That Divides Generations
By Susan Fikse
Is there a generation gap among evangelical Christians when it come to voting behavior? One young voter gives a quick answer: Yes.
Living Generously in Tough Times
By Susan Fikse
Christian Stewardship Network outlines Ten Attributes of a Biblically Generous Church.
byFaith has a conversation with Professor Jerram Barrs.
New book hopes to reshape “mercy ministry.”