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Overtures Seek to Revise SJC Procedures

Overture 8, submitted by Southwest Presbytery, seeks to change the procedures that govern the Standing Judicial Commission (SJC). Overture 3 from Grace Presbytery and Overture 11 from Calvary Presbytery also address the issue. The recent flurry of SJC-related overtures comes in response to the case of Hedman vs. Pacific Northwest Presbytery. Five charges were brought…

Reasoning Together Now on Facebook and Twitter

Reasoning Together, a blog to promote the unity and ministry of elders in the PCA, is now on Facebook and Twitter. Follow us and join the conversation!

Dr. Jim Belcher Appointed President of Providence Christian College

Belcher to become the third president of the college.

Growing Internship Program Broadens RUF’s Reach

Like any pastor, a Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) campus pastor has limited resources for discipling, evangelizing, and counseling college students. But when he has RUF interns, the ministry’s impact can increase dramatically.

Slowing the Pace for Young Professionals

Quarter Life Conference, April 4-6

Ridge Haven is the ideal setting for couples and singles to step out of the whirlwind and breathe in the Gospel.

Building Bridges at PCA Mercy Conference

The PCA’s annual Mercy Conference is coming March 20-22 to College Park, Md.

Stephen Fox Now With the Lord

Early Tuesday morning, founding member of the denomination Stephen M. Fox died of a heart attack.

Overture Pushes to Renew Child Protection

Overture would move the denomination to reaffirm its commitment to protecting children in its churches from sexual abuse.

Religious Cleansing in the Holy Land

Harassment, Arrests Common

Between Christ’s birth and 1914, Christianity grew into a sizable 30 percent of the Middle East’s population. Today, Christians account for just 3 percent of the region’s population.

Drones and Just War

Ramifications of Risk-Free War?

Drones have killed some bad people in recent years: Libyan tyrant Moammar Gadhafi, al-Qaida’s Anwar al-Awlaki, terrorists in Afghanistan and Pakistan — all without putting their operators in harm’s way.

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