The Assembly was convened on Tuesday evening with 2,160 commissioners, making this the third-largest Assembly in PCA history.

A summary of the Assembly’s actions on the final day of business.

During its meeting this week, the Committee on the Review of Presbytery Records examined the minutes of the 88 presbyteries in the Presbyterian Church in America.

According to the permanent committee of the AC, “The concerns that have been raised about the seminar and its topic have been so significant that it seems wisest for the peace and unity of the church not to proceed in this way.”

The General Assembly provides benefits to the unity, purity, and mission of the PCA beyond the business it considers.

In addition to the hotels nearest the Convention Center, we hold significant blocks at two larger hotels, the Omni and the Delta Marriott. We also have family-friendly options at the Hampton Inn, Homewood Suites, Holiday Inn, and the historic Linden Row.

Plans are underway for byFaith to launch new digital features in the coming year as well as to expand into other forms of media beyond written content.

Though less visible than the stated clerk, the business administrator’s role has proven to be just as essential. 

The Assembly reconvened at 8:00 a.m. During the Covenant College report, Derek Halvorson offered the following highlights: Admissions – In the fall of 2021, we welcomed 292 new students from 33 states and 8 countries; this was 22 students over our Fall 2021 enrollment goal. Campus & Facilities – During the 2021-2022 year, Facilities Management…

“My goal is for the Assembly to run smoothly and for people to have the opportunities to make their points and for us to get out on time,” he said.