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Overtures would protect against giving inappropriate power to individual “mission churches”
Russia’s new orphan-care legislation is a great limitation, humanly speaking, but it does not limit the power and passion of our God.
Christian Wolverines Get Special Exception
By Leigh Jones
After telling a chapter of college ministry InterVarsity Christian Fellowship they would lose their status as an official student organization, University of Michigan officials changed course on Monday and approved their application for recognition.
Presbyterian Split-Off Gains Momentum
By James Miller
The Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians has held its first national Synod.
Lausanne Movement Appoints MTW Missionary Michael Oh as New CEO
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LONDON, 5 February 2013 – The Lausanne Movement announced today it has appointed Dr. Michael Oh, a 41-year-old Korean-American, serving in Japan, as its new Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer, effective 1 March. “Michael is a cross-cultural bridge-builder, from East to West and across generations; he knows the overall Movement well and understands the complexity of…
The Contraception Mandate and Religious Liberty
By Interview by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life
In an interview conducted by the Pew Forum, Professors Ira C. Lupu and Robert Tuttle of The George Washington University Law School discuss the new HHS rules for the exemption of certain religious organizations from a mandate to offer free contraception services to women employees under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and the possible outcome of the legal challenges to them.
HHS Announces Changes to Birth Control Mandate; Conservatives Pan ‘Inadequate’ Proposals
By Stoyan Zaimov , Christian Post Reporter
The Department of Health and Human Services announced on Friday proposed accommodations for religious groups concerning the controversial contraceptive mandate, but a number of religious freedom advocacy groups have said that the proposals do not go far enough.
Dr. Chapell Named President Emeritus as He Accepts Pastoral Call
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Dr. Chapell has been a champion of the message of the gospel of grace in a way that has significantly shaped the Seminary
It is not time for putting women onto the front line. It is time for our strongest young men, who always must stand first, to know that we are not playing social games.
“Beyond the obvious benefit of supporting our elders in their ministry, we hope this site will enhance the unity of the PCA.”


