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byFaith to Cover Review of Presbytery Records Meeting
By byFaith Staff
The committee is scheduled to commence its work on May 29 and conclude no later than lunch on Friday, May 31.
We’ve reviewed the first 19 overtures sent to the 51st General Assembly. Since that time, 16 additional overtures have been sent to the GA.
Gen Z Has a Hunger for the Bible
By Adam MacInnis
According to a study by the American Bible Society, more than one-fifth of Gen Z adults say they’ve increased their Bible use this year.
UPDATE: Assembly-Wide Panel Discussion Canceled
By byFaith Staff
According to the permanent committee of the AC, “The concerns that have been raised about the seminar and its topic have been so significant that it seems wisest for the peace and unity of the church not to proceed in this way.”
Teaching Elder Andy Jones to Lead byFaith’s Digital Future
By byFaith Staff
Jones’ work with byFaith will blend his heart for edifying Christ’s bride with his talent for storytelling and team leadership.
Reclaiming the Great Commission?
By Zoe S. Erler
MTW conference to recruit new missionaries, revive denomination’s passion for worldwide evangelism
Recent Ministry Transitions
By Staff
Below is a list of pastoral and ministry transitions within the PCA.
Beyond the Business: Three Additional Benefits of the PCA’s General Assembly
By Administrative Committee Staff
The General Assembly provides benefits to the unity, purity, and mission of the PCA beyond the business it considers.
PCA General Assembly Will Feature Korean-Style Worship Service
By RuthAnne Jenkins
The planning committee hopes a bi-lingual service will invite people who have never experienced a Korean worship service to collectively participate in, learn from, and be encouraged by it.
The purpose of “Alongside Care” is to help women in ministry and church sessions develop a vision for what alongside care could look like in their context.