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50th General Assembly to Consider Thirty Overtures
By Larry Hoop
This is an updated version of our previous overture coverage. It now includes information on Overtures 28 and 29.
Forty Seven Overtures Now Before the General Assembly
By Larry Hoop
A summary of all 47 overtures headed to the 49th General Assembly.
General Assembly Update for June 30
By byFaith Staff
The General Assembly heard several reports, including the Ad Interim Committee on Human Sexuality.
The Overtures Committee resumed its work at 8 am on June 29. Here is a summary of its action: – The committee recommended that the Assembly answer Overture 23, “Amend BCO 17 by Adding a Clause Which Prohibits Ordination for Men Who Self-Identify as ‘Gay Christians,’ ‘Same-sex Attracted Christians,’ ‘Homosexual Christians,’ or Like Terms” in…
All of these votes will be affirmed or rejected by the 48th General Assembly.
Contrasting Views of the PCA’s Present and Future
Open Letters, Responses Highlight Differing Perspectives
By Richard Doster
The writers of these letters are striving for the peace and purity of the PCA.
Assembly-wide Seminar to Consider the PCA’s Bright Future
Diverse panel to share their hopes for the denomination
By Megan Fowler
The goal is to help the PCA remember that God’s blessings in the past prepare us for his work that still lies ahead of the church.
COVID-19 Safety Protocols for 48th General Assembly
By Administrative Committee Staff
What to know before you go.
Forty-seven Overtures Await the 48th General Assembly
By Larry Hoop
A summary of the overtures before the 48th General Assembly, most of which come from the denomination’s 88 presbyteries.
Atlanta Neighborhood Boosted by GA Efforts
By Zoe S. Erler
With General Assembly’s theme of “Love God and Love Neighbor,” members of the host committee decided that commissioners and their families should have an opportunity to love the neighbors of their host city.