Imagine a children’s picture book where readers learn that a slave trader composed “the best loved hymn of the Christian faith.”
A Is For Apple–And Augustine: Teaching Kids That Church History Is Their Story Read More »
Given that conflict is a part of walking together in faith, how can the PCA pull together to preserve its unity while addressing ongoing areas of debate?
Thankful for Internal Struggles: Can Tensions in the PCA Make Us Stronger? Read More »
New economic life for our cities and an era of hopefulness for the poor.
Gentrification With Justice Read More »
Lok Kim, orchestra conductor and visiting instructor of music at Covenant College, was awarded first and second prizes in opera production at the 2010 convention of the National Opera Association.
At a recent graduation ceremony of four men, the Evangelical Reformed Seminary of Ukraine (ERSU), the seminary of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Ukraine, celebrated its 10th anniversary as well as its spreading influence in the region. At present, 31 churches across Ukraine and neighboring Belarus have pastors or associate pastors trained by the seminary,
Ukraine Seminary Celebrates 10 Years Read More »
The gospel comes to town in a very practical way as one man envisions better homes for disadvantaged people in his community.
Restoring Hope through Home Repair Read More »
Fabric, threads, involvements–over, under, around, and through–that’s how you do justice.
The Beauty of Biblical Justice Read More »
For Ray Cannata, learning about New Orleans began with learning about its food.
The PCA Pastor Who Ate New Orleans Read More »
A vision of faithful presence is not merely a pragmatic strategy for life in our times, but a consequence of deep theological conviction.
Toward Faithfulness in Our Time Read More »
How can we educate these boys when we don’t know where they’re sleeping?
Joe’s Place, More than a Home for Homeless Boys Read More »