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As COVID Fatigue Sets In, Covenant College Fights for Community
By Megan Fowler
Students remain committed to building community and meaningful relationships, even if they must stay six feet apart while they do it.
A Practical Response to Racial Tension
By Zoe S. Erler
In 2018, the PCA Unity Fund awarded 41 scholarships; in 2019, 67 scholarships.
MNA has positioned itself to better serve church planters and churches, while extending its influence to the broader Reformed world.
PCA Releases Digest Covering 1998-2018
By Nancy Franson
The completed Digest contains a clear and concise account of the undertakings of the PCA and the decisions of the General Assembly relating to the government and discipline of the church.
Across the denomination — in this time that’s unlike anything any church planter has ever seen — new churches have faced unique challenges. Many have found ways to reinvent themselves. They are also wondering if they will survive.
Are there circumstances under which the government may order churches to close? What does the Bible tell us about whether a church should obey such an order?
The coalition represents a variety of minorities across the denomination, including Native Americans/First Nations people, African Americans, immigrant professionals, legally present refugees and asylum seekers, and mixed-status families.
The PCA, Facing the Future
By L. Roy Taylor, Stated Clerk
As he prepares to turn the gavel over to his successor, Taylor leaves his perspective on what he sees as the six critical questions now facing the PCA.
In the New Dispersion: Letter from a New Orleans Church Plant
By Benjamin Morris
After extensive prayer and discussion, we realized that as challenging as this situation was, part of what we were being called to do was adapt.
New Conditions Inspire Alternative Seminary Models
By Larry Hoop
Given the grassroots nature of these innovations, there are likely other new seminary models within the PCA.