On January 17, a diverse group of about 50 PCA ministers came together in Atlanta for a five-hour Meeting of Understanding to discuss the present challenges of ministry and fellowship within our Church family. Afterwards, byfaithonline.com reported on that meeting. A number of people have expressed interest in knowing more about the get-together. I am glad to have this means of setting that gathering into context and to give additional information while honoring the spirit of the meeting.

On January 17, 2012, a “Meeting of Understanding” was held in which 50 invited pastors discussed issues of unity and charity in the PCA. In descriptions of this event, it was inevitable that comparisons to marriage would be made.

I’ve been appreciative over the years of RTS’ effort to recruit and prepare more African American men for the pastorate.

According to Roger Collins, stated clerk of the Mississippi Valley Presbytery, the Rev. Henry Bishop, former pastor at Raymond Presbyterian Church died Saturday evening.

The Cooperative Ministries Committees (CMC) approved a proposal for funding the Administrative Committee (AC) at its annual meeting last Wednesday, January 18.

A “Meeting of Understanding,” was held in Atlanta Tuesday, January 17. Some 50 PCA pastors as well as coordinators and presidents of the PCA’s permanent committees and agencies attended.

Months after wildfires burned some Spicewood homes to ashes, victims are receiving something in addition to clothes, food and a place to sleep.

God loves me. That is good doctrine, and I subscribe to it. I would affix my signature to a Christian organization’s statement of faith that has “God loves me” as one of its tenets. I have subscribed for decades—and been a wreck. What is the problem?

PCA teaching elder Edward Bradley died at 11:30 a.m. Friday.

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