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The Board of Trustees of Covenant Theological Seminary unanimously voted to appoint Dr. Mark Dalbey as president of the Seminary, effective May 1, 2013.
Nominations Sought for Executive Director of Great Commission Publications by May 31, 2013
By Don K. Clements
After the unexpected death of 34-year veteran Executive Director, the Reverend Tom Patete this past December, the Board of Directors elected a Search Committee to begin to look for a replacement. The first step is to seek nominations for possible candidates.
The Presbytery of the Ascension is petitioning the 41st General Assembly to amend the Westminster Confession of Faith (WCF) to include language about taking a collection as a part of the traditional worship service.
Boy Scouts proposal displeases religious leaders on both sides
By Adelle M. Banks
Both conservative and liberal religious leaders are expressing displeasure with the Boy Scouts’ proposal to accept gay members but reject gay leaders.
Many more Christians have died for the faith during our lifetimes than died for the faith between the first Easter and the AD 313 Edict of Milan, which ended Roman persecution of Christians. A very sad example of this pattern took place this past week in Egypt.
Program is for listeners willing to contemplate how the gospel can help them cultivate a mind for truth and a heart for God.
In 2012, Ridge Haven, the PCA’s conference and camp center in North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, hit record numbers: Almost 1,700 campers, and close to 2,100 adults and college students attended church retreats, Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) retreats, and Mission to the World (MTW) conferences, among others. “We have been busy … and we love…
In January, Great Commission Publications (GCP) released the latest offering in its So What? Youth Bible studies series. Identity & Purpose explores the big questions of life and the answers offered in Genesis 1-3.
Dr. John Piper will deliver the inaugural Spurgeon Lecture at Reformed Theological Seminary’s Orlando campus at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 10.
Last fall, a group of businessmen from Oak Mountain Church in Birmingham, Ala., embarked on a unique short-term missions trip to South Asia with Mission to the World (MTW). They didn’t go to teach children, befriend college students, or pour concrete. Instead, these men went to mentor South Asian entrepreneurs as a part of MTW’s…


