First Presbyterian (PCA) in Schenectady, NY was one of the churches supporting the Little’s ministry in Afghanistan.

Known in the EPC as ‘Descending Overtures’ they must be approved by six of the EPC’s eight presbyteries

Despite decades of indoctrination, most Americans do not bend the knee to Darwinism.

The Z-4:10 Network Discussion of Missional Renaissance begins September 6.

Where some Christians fret over the loss of Christian consensus in America and the growing ranks of the religiously unaffiliated, we see great opportunity

Seeking to provide civil discourse in a safe place, the Presbytery has invited two PCA leaders to make ‘Vote Yes’ and ‘Vote No’ presentations and field questions from members of the Presbytery.

Mississippi Valley Presbytery met on Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010 at Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, MS.

“The language of the Strategic Plan suffers enormously from imprecision, and this is not something I expect from a committee of educated theologians.”

The URC Synod has concluded and delegates have returned home to attempt to catch up on sleep.  So what was accomplished at Synod?

 

“Keller…considers three main clusters of questions lay people raise when they learn of anyone teaching that biological evolution and biblical orthodoxy can be compatible”

 

With its combined roots in both the New England Congregational and German Reformed movements during the days when both were clearly advocates of the Reformed faith, the theological decline in the United Church of Christ is indeed sad.

 

More lawsuits like this will serve notice that this form of discrimination will not be tolerated. The American mind has been in chains for far too long, and it is time for them to be broken.

Key Topics on final afternoon/evening:  Administrative housekeeping, Interchurch Relations, Chaplains Commission, Budgets, Common Songbook, Elections, and Plans for 2012

The Aquila Report has received permission from the coordinator of the Web Log that is reporting on the URCNA synod now underway in London, Ontario, Canada on the campus of the University of Western Ontario.

Novelist Anne Rice says she remains committed to Christ. But she is quitting “Christianity.”

‘Women Deacons’ is not going to happen in the PCA in my lifetime (I’m 77!).