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Sung Chun Kim Was Proud to be a PCA Pastor

Served as senior pastor at Grace Pres in San Fernando

Sung Chun Kim passed away on January 25, 2018, at age 56.

Harry Marshall: A Long Ministry to the Glory of God and Now a Centenarian

Harry G. Marshall is 100 years old today! He was born in Ilion, New York on January 11, 1918 to parents Floyd and Ruth (Goodale) Marshall. In 1937, at the age of 19, Marshall first met Florence Weir when he began attending Columbia Bible College. Before Harry could finish his studies, the U.S. Army drafted him in…

Cono Property 
Donated to Ridge Haven 
for Midwest Camp 

Ridge Haven management — anticipating final approval at Iowa Presbytery’s upcoming meeting — is beginning to develop a program for summer camps in 2018.

R.C. Sproul: 1939 – 2017

A Man Who Thoroughly Enjoyed Life

Born on February 13, 1939, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Sproul passed away on December 14 at the age of 78, going home to the Lord whose Word he relentlessly and fearlessly defended.

Around the PCA

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Morton Smith: 1923-2017

Leading voice in the founding of the PCA

Perhaps most notably, Dr. Smith was a leading voice in the founding of the Presbyterian Church in America, and he served as the denomination’s first Stated Clerk. His final working years were spent as a professor and dean at the Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, 1987-2012.

Ministry Transitions

Below are the recent ministry transitions in the PCA.

Bantu to Direct CTS’s City Ministry Initiative

In addition to his role with CMI, Dr. Bantu leads networks in the St. Louis area such as the Inter-Minority Dialogue, Minority Scholars of Religion and Theology, and the African-American Interfaith Dialogue of St. Louis. 

Simon Kistemaker: 1930 – 2017

Dr. Kistemaker was particularly noted for the depth of his character as a Christian, for his kindness and gentleness of spirit.

Trinity Pres Works for Healing After Protests and Violence

Trinity Presbyterian Church in Charlottesville has joined with other churches in the area to publicly denounce racism and pray for healing and restoration in the city that was the site of racist protests, counter-protests, and violence on August 12.

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