The Aquila Report Names Doug Vos as New Publisher
Vos resides in Dearborn, Michigan where he is currently editor and publisher of the Dearborn Free Press. The Board of Reformed Churchmen Publications, Inc. announced the appointment of Douglas Vos as the new President and Publisher of The Aquila Report – an online news magazine reaching the Presbyterian and Reformed community. Vos takes on the... Continue Reading
Calvin College will weigh positives, negatives while pursuing football program
The faculty senate will meet Feb. 6 to discuss the football question. A vote from that group likely would take place at its March 5 meeting, although the board of trustees has the final say on the matter. The final decision isn’t expected until May, Calvin athletic director Jim Timmer said. The debate about whether... Continue Reading
Erskine College Sophomore takes Christmas break mission trip to Kenya
During the mission, the team conducted “a fantastic worship service,” Putnam said, in which two members of the mission group spoke, “and there was very lively music and joyous praise.” Some 250 people responded positively to the gospel message during the mission, she said, “which is pretty amazing.” As the fall semester was winding down... Continue Reading
Pastors say Jacksonville Pastor’s Conference fills them after they give all year
Tullian Tchividjian…preached on “the Pastor and his Message.” But his message to pastors was to surrender any expectations of perfectionism. “Once you give up, you’re free from all those pressures,” said Tchividjian,…senior pastor of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church Jim Lilly and Calvin Barnes can tell you a thing or two about being a pastor. It’s... Continue Reading
Pastors Unite to Promote Family Bible Reading in Recognition of Family Worship Month
Terry Johnson: If your children are in your home for 18 years, you have 6,570 occasions (figuring a six day week) for family worship. What is the cumulative impact of just 15 minutes of this each day, day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year, for 18 years? January is Family... Continue Reading
Reformed Theological Seminary announces Conference Schedules at the Charlotte, Jackson, and Orlando Campuses
Speakers will be Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr. (Charlotte); Dr. Dave Harvey (Jackson) and Dr. Michael J. Kruger (Orlando) RTS/Charlotte will hold their spring lecture series on February 28 from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr. is the speaker and will talk on “Never Such Innocence Again: The Intellectual Consequences of... Continue Reading
TD Jakes Linked to James MacDonald’s Resignation From Gospel Coalition
Carson and Tim Keller of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York thanked MacDonald for his years of service and support on The Gospel Coalition blog. “We acknowledge that James feels called of God into these spheres, and we wish him well in his far-reaching endeavors, and many years of ministry both faithful and fruitful.” James... Continue Reading
Anne Graham Lotz, Billy Graham’s daughter, will hold a revival in Augusta (GA) this September
More than 700 pastors within 30 miles of downtown Augusta were invited to First Presbyterian Church of Augusta on Tuesday morning to hear her speak. The event was followed with a media appearance at noon. On Tuesday, the daughter of the famed evangelist, Anne Graham Lotz, announced that she will preach a free, two-day revival... Continue Reading
Christians in U.S. discouraged from sharing faith, CRC professor says
American Christianity is in decline, but there is reason for hope, says Craig Van Gelder, Christian Reformed Church minister, author and professor who spoke this week at Phillips Theological Seminary. Van Gelder said the vitality of Christianity has shifted to the Southern Hemisphere, where South America and Africa are experiencing a huge resurgence. “The U.S.... Continue Reading
Vanderbilt’s Christian Legal Society says anti-bias policy discriminates; will leave campus rather than rewrite constitution
Zeppos’ memo said the town hall meeting will “provide an opportunity for the intelligent, dedicated and compassionate members of the Vanderbilt community to make themselves heard, and we want to emphasize that all views are welcome.” Vanderbilt University Chancellor Nicholas Zeppos sent an email Friday assuring students and others the school doesn’t want to limit... Continue Reading
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