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The MNA Hispanic American Church Network will hold their 2013 Convocation at Crosspoint Encuentro in Smyrna, GA. The theme of the COnvocation is “Discipleship in the Hispanic Context”. The goal is to connect with one another, to learn from each other, to hear and celebrate what God is doing, and to pray with and for each other so…
Each year Christian Education and Publications (CE&P) and MNA call our denomination to 50 Days of Prayer for our General Assembly. Mike Ross, pastor of Christ Covenant Church in Matthews NC, and Moderator of the 40th General Assembly, is preparing the 2013 devotional.
The Winter 2012/2013 edition of Multiply, the quarterly print newsletter of Mission to North America, featured church planting in the Cincinnati area, focusing on the church planting network that has grown out of North Cincinnati Community Church. Reasoning Together recently interviewed North Cincinnati founding pastor Walter Wood for more insight into that movement.
Due to a debilitating illness that requires sustained rest, the executive committee of RTS has recommended granting Dr. Michael A. Milton a compassionate retirement from his position of leadership effective May 1, 2013
A call to become Executive Minister and Director of the Greenville Fellows Program at Mitchell Road Presbyterian Church in Greenville, SC, has been extended to Rod and he has accepted that call.
A recap of the recent ministry changes made by PCA pastors.
The Lausanne Movement has appointed Dr. Michael Oh, a 41-year-old Korean-American, serving in Japan, as its new Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer.
9 Things You Should Know About C. Everett Koop
By Joe Carter
Things you might not know about the former Surgeon General and PCA church member who died yesterday.
MNA Disaster Response is putting out an urgent call for supplies at New York and New Jersey warehouses, as well as for volunteers and for financial and prayer support. Click here to learn how you can help
43 presbyteries have voted against the proposed amendment to Book of Church Order 58-5 that would prohibit intinction (dipping bread into wine) as a method of observing the Lord’s Supper, making it impossible for the amendment to garner the 2/3 vote necessary for adoption. Read the article for more details.