One Pastor’s Pandemic Story
Through the pandemic we’ve rediscovered that we’re embodied creatures and that our physical connection is important — and a blessing.
Through the pandemic we’ve rediscovered that we’re embodied creatures and that our physical connection is important — and a blessing.
Stated Clerk Bryan Chapel has issued his report, “Actions of the Forty-Eighth General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America.”
What to know before you go.
“Its the kind of book I hope pastors and elders wives will turn to when theyre weary. I want them to remember theyre not alone.”
Plan remains for June 2021 meeting, with contingencies if necessary.
The completed Digest contains a clear and concise account of the undertakings of the PCA and the decisions of the General Assembly relating to the government and discipline of the church.
As he prepares to turn the gavel over to his successor, Taylor leaves his perspective on what he sees as the six critical questions now facing the PCA.
The committee voted to hire Chapell as Stated Clerk Pro-Tempore, approve budgets, and endorse Taylor’s FAQ answers.
What you need to do now – if the General Assembly proceeds as planned, we will work with the hotels to be sure your room reservations are honored.
As people suffer physically and economically, the month-long prayer initiative provides a structured way to pray for the needs inside and outside the church.