Revised “Covenant of Officebearers” Comes Before CRC Synod 2012 With Only Some of the Changes Mandated in 2011
The phrase “fully agree with the Word of God” was definitive in forming the CRC over 150 years ago, and its impact is still felt today. “The inclusion of this historic phrase is the only way to satisfy the mandates of Synod 2011,” according to Classis Columbia. For the third time, a “Covenant of Officebearers”... Continue Reading
Erskine College Board Response Regarding Trustees
Response of the Erskine College and Theological Seminary Board of Trustees to the 2011 General Synod’s Requests February 17, 2012 theaquilareport.com/files/ECBoardResponse.pdf [Editor’s note: the original URL (link) referenced in this article is no longer valid, so the link has been removed.]
JUDICIAL CASE 2011-6 PRELIMINARY DECISION OF THE PANEL
Below is the entire text of the Preliminary Decision in the case involving the views of TE Jeff Meyers of Missouri Presbytery concerning Federal Vision theology. For the full story including events leading up to the issuance of this decision, go here. Summary of the Facts: 07-20-04 Missouri Presbytery (MOP) formed a study committee “to... Continue Reading
Evangelical Presbyterian Church 31st General Assembly – Report of the Stated Clerk
Churches – there are 298 member churches that are a part of the EPC, an increase of 27 churches from 2009. Membership – total church membership grew from 99,795 (2009) to 105,908 in 2010. This is an increase of 6,113, or 6.1%. Nearing the completion of my fifth year as Stated Clerk, I’m grateful for... Continue Reading
Southern Baptist Seminary Presidents Patterson, Mohler endorse resolution critical of NIV ’11
Among the resolution’s highlights, it says the NIV 2011 erases “gender-specific details which appear in the original language” and “has gone beyond acceptable translation standards…” It also says messengers “respectfully request that LifeWay not make this inaccurate translation available for sale in their bookstores.” Two prominent Southern Baptist leaders have endorsed a resolution passed by... Continue Reading
Detailed Report from the Evangelical Presbyterian Church 2011 General Assembly
The 31st General Assembly of the Evangelical Presbytery Church met in Memphis on June 23-24-25. Following is a detail report of what occurred on each day. Report of Thursday Events Moderator Rob Liddon convened the 31st General Assembly of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church at 10:00. Chaplain Brian Hill offered the convening prayer. The Business Sessions... Continue Reading
EPC forms two new presbyteries: The A and P (Alleghany and Pacific)
“We want to conceive of a presbytery that promotes the mission of the church composed of missional networks that are both intra, inter and co-centric with the presbytery itself. The new presbytery of the Allegheny presbytery represents a good example of what this might look like elsewhere.” The 460 commissioners of the 31st General Assembly... Continue Reading
EPC Chooses recent transfers from PC(USA) for leadership positions
Second, Henderson says, he is now “convinced that the greatest single strategic opportunity is captured in the diaspora, I came back committed to finding and reaching the international communities in our own backyard. For us in West Lafayette, that’s the international students or immigrant communities surrounding Purdue University. Former minister members of the Presbyterian Church... Continue Reading
Evangelical Presbyterian Church’s Stated Clerk’s report – Orthodoxy. Orthopraxy. And orthopathos?
In his comments to the 1,000 plus attendees of the 31st General Assembly meeting of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Stated Clerk Jeffrey Jeremiah said, “I believe our Lord is saying to us today, ‘I see your orthodoxy. It is essential and I commend you for it. I see your orthopraxy as well. Now, show me... Continue Reading
Evangelical Presbyterians meet in Memphis, seal deal on ordaining women
The 30-year-old EPC, which has grown from 180 churches five years ago to 306 this year, has become a refuge for dozens of pastors and congregations that have left the more liberal PCUSA, the largest mainline Presbyterian denomination, composed of about 10,000 congregations. A small but fast-growing Presbyterian denomination meeting this week in Memphis resolved... Continue Reading
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