There is hardly a more disputed action in the heavily contested history of American Presbyterianism than the 1729 Adopting Act.
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General Assembly can be bewildering for first time commissioners. Dr. Stephen Estock has authored a very helpful guidebook which Reasoning Together is posting, chapter-by-chapter, over the weeks leading up to the 42nd General Assembly.
“My senior pastor proposed to me! We were sitting at a barbecue joint, and he said, ‘This is going to sound weird, but Erik, will you marry me?’ — meaning, will you be of one mind with me and we will fight together?”
GA Seminar: Why the diversity conversation needs to happen now
A Basic Guide to the PCA General Assembly
The Road Map that Guides the Assembly
By Dr. Stephen Estock
General Assembly can be bewildering for first time commissioners. Dr. Stephen Estock has authored a very helpful guidebook which Reasoning Together is posting, chapter-by-chapter, over the next four weeks
General Assembly can be bewildering for first time commissioners. Dr. Stephen Estock has authored a very helpful guidebook which Reasoning Together will post, chapter-by-chapter, over the next four weeks.
After three years of work, deliberation, and heated debate at General Assembly, the Ad-Interim Committee on Insider Movements has submitted its final report to the 42nd General Assembly.
Letter urges leaders to welcome differences of opinion and discourse on various issues, while affirming “the need for our leadership to always be searching for the center so that unity might be maintained and our mission might be accomplished.”
Survey Requests Elder Input about General Assembly
By Karen Cook
The Stated Clerk’s office is conducting a survey of teaching and ruling elders to determine their motivations for attending or not attending General Assembly, as well as to understand what they think about key aspects of the Assembly.
Since joining the denomination 10 years ago, Sim has been an outspoken leader among the Korean language presbyteries (KLPs). Although this group often falls under the radar, Sim is excited to see increasing connections between the Korean language churches and their English-speaking counterparts.
A Small Presbytery with a Big Vision
Why Platte Valley Continues to Grow Despite Limited Resources
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Platte Valley Presbytery, comprised of the state of Nebraska and Pottawattamie County, Iowa, is one of the smallest in the PCA. But since its founding in 2007 with seven congregations, it has planted three churches and has another on the way. What are some of the dynamics that have given this small presbytery mission-effectiveness beyond their means?