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The Standing Judicial Commission issues decision in the appeal of TE Burk Parsons vs. Central Florida Presbytery.
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Mission to North America (MNA) will host the 2015 PCA Mercy Conference in Fort Worth, Texas, Oct. 22-24.
The author will speak at the Neal Conference on True Spirituality and engage with students.
Covenant Seminary Unveils Renovated Community Center
Improvements to Edwards Hall will Strengthen Seminary Relationships
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The improvements to Edwards Community Center took 18 months to complete, and the result will be a facility more conducive to the relationship building that is an essential part of preparing for lifelong ministry.
In August, the Committee on Discipleship Ministries (CDM) rolled out a new digital curriculum that teaches children the why and how of worship. Available as a PDF download, “Teach Me to Worship” includes 48 lessons in 12 monthly units: Call to Worship, Prayer, Praise, Tithes and Offerings, Confession of Faith, Reading of the Word, Hearing…
The Covenant College chemistry department recently received a Pittsburgh Conference Memorial National College Grant of $10,000. The grant will fund the purchase of workstations, allowing for faster data acquisition and analysis in chemistry lab. The Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy, a Pennsylvania nonprofit corporation, makes the award to selected science departments of…
Bill Leonard went home to glory at 12:30 am on Sept. 21 in Colorado Springs. He was 98. Leonard founded two churches in Colorado Springs, one in 1953 right after leaving active duty from the Korean War, Grace Presbyterian, and another in 1972, Village Seven Presbyterian. He and his wife Helen developed VBS programs that…
Penn State hosts the 13th-largest international student population of any university in the United States, with more than 8,400 international students.
Retired Wells Fargo Exec to Help Ex-Convicts
Former CEO Danny Ludeman launches efforts to help ex-convicts adjust to life after prison
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For Danny Ludeman, God’s call came in the form of a letter. In the fall of 2013, Ludeman, then 56, announced he would step down after 15 years as CEO of St. Louis–based Wells Fargo Advisors. In a subsequent interview with the local press, he mentioned that after leaving Wells, he wanted to spend 100%…
Renovations are underway to transform a former furniture showroom in Rome, Georgia, into a warehouse that will provide storage and serve as a training facility for the relief ministry.
On September 18 and 19, the Francis Schaeffer Institute (FSI) at Covenant Theological Seminary will host “Sent into the World: A Missional Recovery of Ecclesial Identity.