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Presbyteries Begin to Vote on Intinction
By Zoe Erler
To some, this is a matter of Christian liberty. To others, a matter of obedience.
In 1976 Charles Dunahoo agreed to serve as CEPs (Christian Education and Publications) coordinator for three years. At the end of 2012 some 36 years later hell finally begin his lifes next chapter.
At the fall meeting of Christian Education and Publication, meeting in Atlanta at the Airport Marriott, the Committee called teaching elder Dr. Stephen Estock to be the provisional coordinator of CEP, effective January 1, 2013.
Gresham not only founded RUF at Auburn, he was a missionary, and taught history at Briarwood Christian School
In its 2013 edition of Best Colleges, U.S. News & World Report named Covenant College 6th among regional colleges in the South. This is Covenant’s 10th consecutive year in the top ten in its category. “While our aim is not to garner accolades,” said President Derek Halvorson, “we are pleased when others recognize the value…
Foundational Values for Family Life and Public Policy
By Thomas Johnson
How do we train the next generation to become people of whom we can be proud and who will be grateful to us as parents, educators, and citizens.
A U.S. Army veteran, Rev. Noe` was a retired Minister in the Presbyterian Church in America.
CEP Discipleship Conferences Focus on Kingdom Discipleship
By Megan Fowler
This fall and winter, Christian Education and Publications (CEP) will hold one-day and multi-day 2020Vision Discipleship conferences.
Being a Pastor and Speaking Out in Today’s Culture
By Michael Milton
We study. We pray. We speak … when we must, on behalf of the truths of God’s Word to help people.
A Politician Whose Faith Is Central to His Persistence
By John Eligon
A member of the Presbyterian Church in America, Todd Akin has accused liberals of trying to remove God from the public sphere.
