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Several years ago Ken and Barb Larson realized that very few, if any, American seminaries possessed an authentic Torah scroll. With this realization, the Larsons felt called to make these scrolls available to seminaries for study.
If a man actually rose from the dead — then business, politics, education, law — these are now saturated with a glorious new purpose.
Hahn brings a variety of ministry experiences to the position, including campus ministry, church planting, and advising and coaching church planters and launch teams.
Missouri Presbytery Submits Overture 4 on Racial Reconciliation
By Megan Fowler
The overture demonstrates that the PCA takes seriously its past and current sins, and it is always healthy for the denomination to confess. By confessing specific sins of racism, the PCA creates a more welcoming environment for all minorities.
“We want students to understand that they can lead their peers and don’t have to wait until they are adults. For Perimeter kids, it is a chance to explore their gifts and see how God can use them.”
Ben Wilkinson: Evangelist and Friend of the Poor
By Melissa Morgan Kelley
An evangelist, a visionary, a friend of the poor. That is how his friends and colleagues describe pastor and leader Dr. Ben Wilkinson, who passed away on Jan. 27, 2016, in Decatur, Georgia.
Rev. Gene Leroy Fackler, 87, slipped peacefully into the arms of his Savior, on January 22, 2016, at the Quarryville Presbyterian Retirement Community. Gene was born on February 3, 1928 in Price, Utah to Frank and Peggy Fackler. He grew up in San Francisco, California, which is where a mutual friend introduced him to the…
On Oct. 4, 2015, Watershed Fellowship had a watershed moment when the Gibson Pond Dam broke and flooded the church facility in Lexington’s Old Mill, a historic, revitalized section of downtown Lexington.
Nashville’s reputation as a culture-making city makes it an ideal place for an institution such as Covenant, which seeks not just to prepare people for ministry but to help students see every calling as kingdom work.
Investing in Palmer Home has forced Evangel members to see how the world’s brokenness can harm the most vulnerable. But God is a Father to the fatherless, and the Gospel has the power to change lives.







