“He loved people. He loved his church. He was a servant, somebody I could call at a moment’s notice,” said his pastor TE Chris Donnelly.

On May 18, Christ’s College, a ministry of the PCA’s Mission to the World, received approval from Taiwan’s Ministry of Education (MOE) to be an accredited religious college.

Mission to the World’s ONEChild sponsorship program provides for the urgent care of impoverished children around the world—children who can’t go to school, don’t have enough to eat, or are in need of critical medical care.

From the outset, these women had one goal: write enduring, biblically based songs for children that their parents would also enjoy.

He served his God, his family, his country, his community, and his church (PCA) well. He served as a Presbyterian elder for 61 years and participated in the founding of the Presbyterian Church in America in 1973.

Clark served as MNA Coordinator from 1978 to 1986

PCA Officers at Ramstein Air Base in Landstuhl contacted S.E. Alabama about helping them plant a Reformed church.

With her husband, Frank who preceded her in death in 1999, she served for 44 years as a missionary in north India.

“Human work is shown to have worth and dignity as a service to God and as something that gives purpose to human life.”

Dr. Nola Stephens has joined Covenant’s faculty as an assistant professor of linguistics. Stephens holds a bachelor’s degree in linguistics and Germanic studies from Indiana University in Bloomington and a Ph.D. in linguistics from Stanford University. For two years before coming to Covenant, she taught as a visiting assistant professor at Pennsylvania State University. She…