The conference has become a who’s who of Reformed celebrities –joining the aforementioned this year are John MacArthur, John Piper, R. C. Sproul, and Thabiti Anyabwile. Louisville is the home of the Kentucky Derby, the Louisville Slugger, the headquarters of the Presbyterian Church (USA), the Southern Baptist Seminary, Muhammad Ali, and now the biennial Together... Continue Reading

Picture this; a hand held device that has a screen about the size of a book. It reads clearly. Beyond that you can change the font, its size and color. Highlight the texts, dog-ear the pages, and even make space to write in your own notes. Nothing will ever take the place of one-on-one discipleship,... Continue Reading

Waltke is expected to be interviewed by the board of Knox Theological Seminary later this week to beginning teaching there during upcoming winter/spring periods. On Tuesday, April 6, the Reformed Theological Seminary website carried a very brief note about more than 50 faculty members who had signed contracts for another year of teaching and mentioned... Continue Reading

On Tuesday March 29, Mission to North America (MNA) and El Shaddai Ministries International (ESMI), both ministries of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), were honored by the Haitian Senate for their relief efforts following the devastation from the earthquake in January. Dony St. Germain, pastor of El Shaddai PCA in Miami, provided much of... Continue Reading

The Presbyterian Evangelistic Fellowship has announced that Ambassador Alan Keyes will be one of the speakers at its 42nd Annual PEF Family Evangelism Conference on July 13 and 14. The PEF conference dates are July 12-17, 2010 at Milligan College in Elizabethton, Tenn. Rev. Rick Light, PEF Executive Director, stated that Mr. Keyes will be... Continue Reading

“Of course, dear,” she said, “think of all the time — and sometimes lives — that could be saved if missionaries didn’t have to spend weeks hacking their way through jungles.” Betty Greene’s fascination with becoming a pilot began in childhood. A devout Presbyterian who enjoyed ministering in her church’s youth group, she also sensed... Continue Reading

“I believe that as a Christian school in a community, we should be the first ones to serve,” she explains. “God calls us to reach out to the widows and the orphans and the people who need things, and it’s our Christian duty to do that.” D’Anne Weaver’s goal this year is simple: to help... Continue Reading

RUF has gone from serving 45 campuses a decade ago to 123 today. Observers say RUF’s growth is especially remarkable since it’s powered by a denomination that claims only about 300,000 members Growing up in rural Rome, Ga., Frank Stegall Jr. got good grades and rarely missed church. By the time he arrived at Vanderbilt... Continue Reading

The school was founded in 1950 as a ministry of West End Presbyterian Church (PCA), during the pastoral tenure of Rev. Bill Hill, founder of Presbyterian Evangelistic Fellowship. Teachers, students and parents are hoping and praying for one of Hopewell’s oldest religious schools. If the West End Christian School on Atlantic Avenue does not meet... Continue Reading

List of colleges with Presbyterian, Reformed, and Evangelical roots which made the Young America’s Foundation sixth annual “Top Conservative College” list. The 2009-2010 Top Conservative College list includes College of the Ozarks, Grove City College, Hillsdale College, The King’s College, Liberty University and Regent University. A wide variety of rankings exist for the market of... Continue Reading