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Ministry to State Acquires Building Near U.S. Capitol
By Ministry to State Staff
Ministry to State is celebrating the opening of the A Street House, a new ministry home located just four blocks from the U.S. Capitol.
Jack Collins shares about the ESV, the PCA, and the future.
Jack Collins shares about the three decades he spent as a seminary professor at Covenant Theological Seminary.
Covenant Theological Seminary has selected Dr. Richard Joe to join the faculty as associate professor of world missions and the first occupant of the Paul D. Kooistra Chair of World Missions.
BCO Amendments Approved by Presbyteries
By Andy Jones
At least two-thirds of PCA presbyteries have approved four amendments to the PCA’s Book of Church Order sent to them by the 51st General Assembly.
The Largest Presbyteries in the PCA
By Andy Jones
Here are the largest PCA Presbyteries determined by total churches, members, and tithes and offerings.
PCA Historical Center Opens Janet L. Sparkman Collection
By Megan Fowler
The PCA Historical Center has opened its newest collection, the Janet L. Sparkman Collection for Presbyterian Women.
Diaconal Connectionalism is Consistent Presbyterianism
By Patrick Sanders
Let’s not leave our deacons and diaconates alone in isolated congregations, but let’s labor together as Presbyterians, both body and soul.
RUF Announces Next Coordinator
By RUF Staff
RUF has named Ruling Elder Andrew Rein as the next Coordinator for Reformed University Fellowship.
“The Detroit Project” Establishes PCA Presence in Motor City
By Adam MacInnis
The Detroit Project is church planting initiative in Detroit, MI, within the PCA, committed to gospel renewal.










