There is hardly a more disputed action in the heavily contested history of American Presbyterianism than the 1729 Adopting Act.
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Valley Presbyterian plans to celebrate its new sanctuary with a dedication service this fall.
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Rev. Jack Jagoditsch, senior pastor for over 25 years at Lakemont Presbyterian Church in Augusta, Ga., has died.
A New Way to Worship: 2Cities Church Serves Downtown Montgomery
By Allison Griffin
The floor-to-ceiling plate-glass windows at 2Cities Church offer views of downtown landmarks, including the federal courthouse and Troy University Montgomery. They’re a constant, visual reminder of the church’s purpose and its foundation.
Young Christians who want more of God say the church is too shallow.
The term ‘Son of God’ should be retained, but not at the expense of comprehension, translating groups say.
Coffin sat down with The Washington Examiner to talk about his lecture, “The Spirituality of the Church,” and his own faith in God.
The Rev. Bill Hay has been a pastor in Homewood for 45 years, including 33 years at the 1,460-member Covenant Presbyterian Church, which he founded Oct. 1, 1978.
Shepherding. That’s the word Robie Hembree uses to describe his style of ministry at Grace Church.
Religious Leaders Line Up in Support of Supreme Court Case
By Peter Smith
Unity among religious leaders is rare, but a pending U.S. Supreme Court case is drawing together a group beyond the boldest dreams of any interfaith parliament.
Citing concerns following recent Presbyterian Church (USA) votes, an evangelical Presbyterian denomination has voted to leave a military chaplaincy umbrella group.
Five Christian student groups at Vanderbilt University are fighting to stay on campus and retain their religious freedom as administrators try to decide whether they are in violation of the school’s nondiscrimination policy.