Successor to John Piper Overwhelmingly Approved by Bethlehem Baptist Church
On February 13, 1980, Bethlehem members voted to approve Piper as their pastor. The vote was 149 yes, 17 no (89.7%), Piper stated in his letter.
Dismissal votes shear a third of PCUSA Mississippi Presbytery’s members
In 2006, Mississippi became one of the first PCUSA presbyteries to renounce the denomination’s property-trust clause. Its policy states the presbytery will not fight a member congregation that “would ask the courts of the State of Mississippi to clear its property of any claims made by higher governing bodies against that property"
Church of Scotland 2012 General Assembly: Gay marriage to expose Kirk divisions
Reforming the way committees and councils account for expenditure will be looked at, as will insisting that commissioners attend at least 80 per cent of Assembly sessions if they want to claim expenses. (Editor’s Note: Never happen in the PCA!!) The deep divisions in the Church of Scotland over same-sex marriage are expected to resurface... Continue Reading
Dr. Iain Campbell of Isle of Lewis elected as Moderator of the Free Church of Scotland 2012 General Assembly
The 2012 General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland opened Monday night in St Columba’s Free Church in Edinburgh.
PCA Beginnings: The Convocation of Sessions
May 19, 1973 in the sanctuary of Westminster Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, 450 ruling elders joined together in a convocation of Sessions….They reaffirmed their commitment to the Scriptures, the Reformed faith, and the Great Commission….this was one of the important beginnings of what became known eventually as the Presbyterian Church in America. And this beginning came... Continue Reading
Evangelical Leaders’ Church Seeks to Leave PC(USA)
First Presbyterian Church in Edmond, Okla. — a congregation which has been led by two pastors who have been active in Presbyterian evangelical interest groups — has begun the process of trying to leave the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Mateen Elass, the church’s head-of-staff pastor, is president of the board of directors of Presbyterians for Renewal.... Continue Reading
Hurt and Healing Among Southern Baptists
The SBC looks to elect its first black president as it attempts to quell a race-related controversy within its ranks. When delegates to the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) gather for their annual meeting in New Orleans next month, many expect a watershed moment: the election of the first black president in the denomination’s history. Some... Continue Reading
Tropical Florida Presbytery Agrees to Dismiss Nine Churches
The departing churches say the denomination no longer recognizes the authority of Scripture and is embracing universalism. An increasing number of churches decided to depart after the 2011 passage of Amendment 10A and the new Form of Government. One of the Presbyterian Church (USA)’s largest Florida presbyteries will be losing almost a third of its... Continue Reading
PCUSA Mission Council will send 287 people to 2012 General Assembly
All of the members of the executive committee are corresponding members to the assembly, meaning that they have official seats in assembly’s plenary and may speak to the GA commissioners on behalf of the GAMC if the need arises. The General Assembly Mission Council will send 287 employees and elected council members to the 220th... Continue Reading
Woman Says What She Thinks About Former Church Onlline; Pastor Files A Half-Million Dollar Defamation Suit
“The story of spiritual abuse needs to be told. People are being hurt emotionally and spiritually by pastors who use bully tactics and we need a place to learn, to talk freely, and to heal. I will not be silenced” A church pastor is suing a mother and daughter for $500,000 because they gave the... Continue Reading
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