PCA’s Pacific Northwest Presbytery changes times, publishes closed meeting guidelines for trial of Peter Leithart
In an email to all of its members sent out last week, the Pacific Northwest Presbytery made the following announcement concerning details of the upcoming trial of charges against Teaching Elder Peter Leithart’s views on what is known as ‘Federal Vision’ theology. This is to inform you that the hours of the TE Leithart trial... Continue Reading
Ohio churches split after presbytery supports ordination standards change
A group of Ohio congregations in the Cincinnati area delivered another blow to the Presbyterian Church (USA) in what is becoming growing fallout following major changes in ordination standards. On May 22, three churches of the Presbytery of Cincinnati voted to disaffiliate from the PCUSA in nearly unanimous balloting in response to the recent passage... Continue Reading
Dean at the Billy Graham School of Missions at SBTS will move to lead the SB International Missions Board in Theological Education
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s Chuck Lawless will become vice president for global theological advance at the International Mission Board, June 1. The IMB Board of Trustees unanimously elected Lawless in an effort to emphasize the importance of sound theology as the foundation for mission work. R. Albert Mohler Jr, President of South Seminary said:... Continue Reading
Developer Will Buy Shuler’s Crystal Cathedral Campus to build apartments
A reorganized ministries’ leadership led by Chief Executive Sheila Schuller Coleman, the founder’s daughter, will pay $212,000 a month to Greenlaw to lease the cathedral and core elements needed to keep the church in operation. A Newport Beach development company will buy Crystal Cathedral Ministries’ landmark campus in Garden Grove, California for $46 million and... Continue Reading
Free Church of Scotland General Assembly 2011 Report
“But unity in the truth must be visible, and therefore external, if it is to mean anything at all in relation to the Lord’s desire that the world may believe and come to know the love of God. Just as the “grace and truth” of God were visibly displayed in the incarnate Son while he... Continue Reading
Unholy Row as Redeemer Presbyterian Church Construction Fails New York City Audit
Now church officials say they’ll collect suggestions and comments from neighbors about the noise issue before going back to DOB with new plans. Redeemer spokesman Cregan Cooke said church officials met this week with neighbors, representatives of Community Board 7 and officials from City Councilwoman Gale Brewer’s office. A church construction project that neighbors said... Continue Reading
Redeemer PCA Jackson construction project underway
(Editor’s Note: Redeemer ‘s founding is the result of a planned division of the former Trinity PCA congregation under the leadership of Teaching Elder Mike Ross. The majority moved to a new property in Jackson and TE Ken Pierce now serves as pastor. TE Mike Campbell was the new pastor at Redeemer and remains in... Continue Reading
PCA and EPC Congregations in Joplin, Missouri are up and running in Disaster Relief following the divesting tornado.
Following are releases directly from the web sites from these two churches. Help one (or both would be fine too). From New Creation EPC A tornado, more than a mile in diameter, destroyed more than 70% of Joplin, Missouri last Sunday evening. New Creation EPC (Cliff Mansley, pastor) is located just two blocks from one... Continue Reading
Not to be outdone by their American cousins, Church of Scotland lifts ban on appointing gay ministers
On Monday the Church of Scotland took the momentous decision to end a two-year ban on congregations appointing gay ministers. The Kirk’s leadership agreed to allow gay ministers who were ordained before May 2009 – when a temporary ban was imposed after the appointment of the Reverend Scott Rennie in Aberdeen – to put themselves... Continue Reading
Anglican Communion ‘quite close to being dysfunctional’, senior English layman reports
The Chair of the Church of England General Synod’s House of Laity, Dr Philip Giddings, in an interview last week with the Gazette editor, said that the Anglican Communion today was “quite close to being dysfunctional”, adding that the Communion’s instruments “clearly are not working as effectively as they need to”. Dr Giddings, who gave... Continue Reading
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