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When to Leave Your Denomination?

Should you leave your church if it’s forsaking biblical orthodoxy?

Written by Mark Tooley | Thursday, July 26, 2012

A shell congregation of the Falls Church that disagreed with the over 90 percent vote to leave the Episcopal Church has continued to meet and now possesses the large property. Reportedly fewer than 100 attend its services in a facility that once accommodated thousands. One of its recent preachers was a radical former missionary forced... Continue Reading

A Warning to the Church from Dr. Timothy George

Beware the Well-Worn Path

Written by Timothy George, Colson Center | Tuesday, July 24, 2012

But breaking with the church in which one has been nurtured in the faith, often from childhood, can be like abandoning one’s mother. Like marriage, according to the Book of Common Prayer, such a decision should not be made unadvisedly or lightly, but reverently, deliberately, and in the fear of God. The words of the apostle Paul are surely pertinent here: “Let everyone be persuaded in his own conscience.”

Contemporary worship not a fix-all

Some traditional churches are challenging the conventional wisdom that style is everything.

Written by Robert Dilday, ABP | Monday, July 23, 2012

“The experience of worship should be different from anything else we do in our lives. A reliance on technology and digital visual imagery is so much a part of our culture, that a respite from it immediately feels different.” --C. Sorrells

Alabama’s Episcopal bishop vote for same-sex blessings but won’t allow them in his Diocese

"I don't have a timetable in mind," he said. "I foresee that that's a possibility."

Written by Greg Garrison, Birmingham News | Monday, July 23, 2012

Theology is an ongoing revelation," he said. "It' s influenced by context. There are parts of the country that are more conservative and traditional, and there are parts of the country that are more liberal. In Alabama, it would be divisive within the Episcopal Church. We are deeply conflicted about this. I'd like for us to work through and pray about it."

Declaration on the Special Creation of Adam and Eve

Adopted by the Session of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Statesboro, Georgia

Written by Staff | Monday, July 23, 2012

According to information available to The Aquila Report, this is the fourth Session to adopt this, or similar, declaration on Special Creation. The other three are: Midway Presbyterian, Powder Springs, GA; Grace Presbyterian, Douglasville, GA; Trinity Presbyterian, Orangeburg, SC.

The National Council of Churches, the Vietnam War, and the Trials of the Protestant Left

A religious institution may be a sociological necessity, but it ultimately seeks its own perpetuation.

Written by Randall Balmer, Christian Century | Sunday, July 22, 2012

The NCC enjoyed better relations with the Clinton administration. It was able to muster some opposition to George W. Bush’s invasion of Iraq, but it has never been able to organize a ground game approaching that of the religious right.

Insider Movement Report

What are the guidelines for translating words related to Christ’s Sonship?

Written by Jason Helopoulos | Sunday, July 22, 2012

To change or substitute non-familial or social familial terms with the common biological terms in Scripture is to move in a direction contrary to Scriptural intent. The Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) erected a study committee to examine the Insider Movement in foreign missions and Bible translation. This movement has sought to use language that... Continue Reading

Northeast U.S. United Methodists Vow Pro-LGBT Defiance

Evangelicals Pledge Fidelity to Church

Written by Mark Tooley | Saturday, July 21, 2012

Despite the NEJ vote defying the church on sexual ethics, one of its three newly elected bishops is a graduate of Asbury Seminary and considered evangelical. Rev. Mark Webb of York, PA, was elected after a prolonged gridlock that culminated with 35 ballots.

A Word From The Associate Reformed Presbyterian’s Principal Clerk

General Synod 2012 by the numbers

Written by C. Ronald Beard | Friday, July 20, 2012

It is notable that Synod in years past was in session from the Monday evening worship through Friday evening (or afternoon if we behaved ourselves), and never was there any need for a quorum call. Now we have more churches, more possible delegates, more ministers, more reports to deal with, and instead of four days of work, we have only two scheduled, and we cannot even commit to attend that.

Charleston (SC) City Council gives PCA Congregation 60 days to raise $1.6M to buy building

Mayor speaks eloquently about the church and how important it is to keep it in its current use

Written by Robert Behre, Post-Courier | Thursday, July 19, 2012

Redeemer Presbyterian Church at 43 Wentworth St., Charleston, SC must raise $1.6 million by Sept. 11, or the original deal to sell the historic property to Charleston businesswoman Nancy Snowden will be back in place. (Editor's Note: Redeemer is a PCA congregation; Senior Pastor is Craig Bailey

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