Former PCUSA GA Moderator Cindy Bolbach dies at age 64
Ruling elder and corporate attorney, noted for her non-anxious presence, intelligence, and humor, succumbs to cancer
A memorial service will be held Saturday, December 15, at 1:00 p.m., at First Presbyterian Church of Arlington, Va.
Abraham Lincoln: The Old School Presbyterian Convert
Lincoln was a solid believer and orthodox Christian in the great Reformed and Presbyterian tradition
“President Lincoln worshiped regularly at NY Avenue Presbyterian Church during the American Civil War. Lincoln and Rev. Gurley developed a relationship in which they frequently discussed theology, and those discussions and Gurley’s sermons likely influenced Lincoln’s perception of the war and its meaning for the nation. Gurley presided over the funeral of Lincoln’s son, William... Continue Reading
Isaac Hunter’s Wife Files Domestic Violence Petition Against Summit Church Founder
Isaac Hunter, the founding pastor of the popular Summit Church in Orlando, refutes his wife's domestic abuse allegations
In her petition, Rhonda Hunter submitted photos of bruises on her arms she said Isaac caused during an argument at their Winter Park home on Feb. 13, 2011. She said Isaac kicked in a locked bedroom door, held her down on a bed by the arms and yelled obscenities at her….A month later…Rhonda Hunter said... Continue Reading
How a Korean Prodigal Son Landed on Toronto’s Stage
Toronto theater buffs know playwright Ins Choi. What they don't know is how his church makes his work possible.
The play may owe one of its biggest debt to Choi's church, Grace Toronto (a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America. Calling itself "a church for the city in the city," in highly secular Toronto, the church pledged the rehearsal space and financial support for a weeklong workshop in 2009. With Grace Toronto dollars, Choi hired professional actors to rehearse the script and stage a public reading of the play, a process that proved critical to revising the script and no doubt contributed to its success.
Rob Bell’s New American Christianity?
One dismisses a Rob Bell at peril, because he generates so many ideas, takes so many risks and issues valid criticisms.
But Christianity and its religious counterparts were not developed with just the present generation in mind, kinetic as it is in style and digital in its favored literary constructions. The inherited forms, though in need of revision, in any case often speak with an authenticity that demands some patience, while the quickly formulated and celebrity-endorsed versions may go as they came.
Family and faith energized Dave Brubeck
"I didn’t convert to Catholicism,” he said, “because I wasn’t anything to convert from."
In 2010, Brubeck’s 90th year, his quartet won DownBeat magazine’s readers’ poll as the best group in jazz—57 years after the original Dave Brubeck Quartet won the same award.
Orthodox Presbyterians Appoint New Home Missions General Secretary
Rev. John Shaw of St. Paul, MN has church planting experience going back to childhood
John can tell boyhood stories about setting up chairs for worship services in rented halls and of meeting for Sunday school classes in the stairwells of borrowed bank buildings in Dayton, Columbus, and Mansfield, Ohio.
Ken Ham of Creation Museum Slams Pat Robertson for Dismissing Young Earth Theory
"Bishop Ussher, God bless him, wasn't inspired by the Lord when he said it all took 6,000 years. It just didn't."
A debate on creationism and evolution was stirred up earlier this year after scientist Bill Nye released a video titled "Creationism Is Not Appropriate For Children", where he argued that it is dangerous to believe the earth is only 6,000 or 10,000 years old.
‘Love Wins’ Raised Hell for Rob Bell at Mars Hill, The New Yorker says
Fallout from Rob Bell’s bestselling “Love Wins” book pushed him to leave the megachurch he founded
The article states that Bell’s controversial book about the existence of hell “put pressure on the people around Bell, who found themselves having to defend statements they might never have heard, let alone approved.” It quotes Bell’s wife, Kristen, saying that she stayed away from Mars Hill some weeks after the book was published because she... Continue Reading
Rick Warren, Saddleback Pastor: Obama Has ‘Infringed’ Upon Religious Liberties
Obama had a quieter approach this year than four years ago in terms of overt religious outreach
Obama is “absolutely” unfriendly to religion and his administration’s policies have “intentionally infringed upon religious liberties,” Warren said in an interview Wednesday. The evangelical pastor, whose 20,000-member church in suburban Los Angeles is one of the largest in the nation, was on tour in New York City to promote to the 10th anniversary edition of... Continue Reading
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