PCA Church in Madison, Mississippi plans to build their first building, start a new church and support mercy ministries at the same time
Membership has grown from a small group of people in 2006 to almost 400, resulting in the need for space to continue to minister and grow. The Madison Heights Church, a relatively new congregation in Madison, Mississippi (a suburb of Jackson) recently unveiled their building-stewardship campaign. It is titled “His Plan, Our Future” and has... Continue Reading
All Souls West Seattle (PCA) church plant continues to impact their community
Editor’s Note: Use of ‘new media’ is taken seriously as this start up church becomes a sponsor of a community blog. Be sure to read the blog comments, which are most revealing Today, we welcome a new WSB sponsor, All Souls Church. New sponsors are offered the opportunity to let you know what they’re about... Continue Reading
“Skeptically Hopeful…” Second Presbyterian (EPC) in Memphis set to plant a new work in downtown
Richard Rieves, Memphis born and bred, has returned home to help Second Presbyterian plant a new church. Rieves, originally ordained in the PCA, is now ministering in the EPC to plant Downtown Presbyterian Church. The will be conducting their first Sunday morning worship service this coming week – October 3, at their new location at... Continue Reading
Anglo-Catholicism in the Church of England begins to crumble following Pope’s visit
Anglo-Catholicism within the Church of England is dispersing like a cloud of incense rolling down the nave. Those Anglicans who have decided to take advantage of Pope Benedict XVI’s historic offer of special privileges within the Roman Catholic Church are already constructing a network of Ordinariate communities that will bear fruit in new Catholic parishes.... Continue Reading
New Wineskins Association hears: “Church is ‘a who’ rather than ‘a what’”
McNeal compared the Church’s mission to an aircraft carrier. It’s not how many planes are stacked up on the deck, he said, it’s the kind of missions that are being flown. Mission leadership consultant Reggie McNeal challenged participants in the New Wineskins Association of Churches Convocation at Windwood Presbyterian Church in Houston, Texas, Sept. 26-28,... Continue Reading
Church Expansion Survey Shows Continued Building Despite Economy – but does more space mean better ministry?
Launching a multi-site venue off-site is the only expansion project that respondents say effectively ministers to those who are unchurched According to a survey conducted by Christianity Today International and Cornerstone Knowledge Network (CKN) earlier this year, four out of the five types of expansion projects churches undertook in recent years were done to enhance... Continue Reading
Shootings at Ohio and Texas Churches Stir Concerns
Three outbursts of violence in or near churches, including one during worship services, are raising safety concerns for church leaders. Eddie Contreras, youth pastor at Walnut Park Casa De Mi Gloria Church in Garland, Texas, was speaking to a group of students Friday evening (Sept. 24) when Jose Pablo, a student struggling with family problems,... Continue Reading
PCUSA Synod backs ordination of openly lesbian candidate for the ministry; Complainants will appeal to General Assembly
“Synod PJC’s opinion was as sharply divided as the presbytery vote, including a declaration that Larges’ declared departure from G-6.0106b (fidelity/chastity standard) is a serious departure from both Reformed faith and polity.” In a 5-4 vote, the Synod of the Pacific Permanent Judicial Commission (PJC) has upheld the Presbytery of San Francisco’s decision to ordain... Continue Reading
Recordings of the special Blue Ridge Presbytery Q&A session on proposed BCO 14 amendments now available online.
Frank Barker III of Barker Communications in Birmingham is offering both DVD and AC recordings of the special Blue Ridge Presbytery meeting on September 18. On September 18 the Blue Ridge Presbytery hosted a special event to which speakers both in favor of and against the adoption of proposed changes to BCO 14 of the... Continue Reading
Eastern Pennsylvania Presbytery Votes Against BCO 14 Amendments
On Saturday, September 25, 2010, Eastern Pennsylvania Presbytery voted not to approve the proposed BCO 14 amendments. Eastern Pennsylvania reported the following voting results: BCO 14-1: 11 yes, 15 no, and 3 abstentions. BCO 14-2: 11 yes, 15 no, and 3 abstentions. These amendments, if approved, would change the way the PCA General Assembly determines... Continue Reading
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