Guest Commentary
Is the PC(USA) still Christian?
Written by DAN MILFORD   
Monday, 20 February 2012 04:07

Genesis 37 begins the tragic and redemptive story of the children of Israel. In a few brief paragraphs, a vivid picture is painted of a family rife with conflict.

 
Why sweat through ‘calling’ a pastor when it’s simpler to just go supply?
Written by DAVID WILLIAMS   
Monday, 20 February 2012 04:03

I motored my way from my home in Annandale, Va. out to the congregation I’d soon be serving part-time in Poolesville, Md. I had an 11 a.m. meeting scheduled with the clerk of session of the wee kirk there, to sign my first contract and talk about how things at Poolesville Presbyterian work.

 
An open letter
Written by Joseph D. Small   
Monday, 12 December 2011 01:51

          The Presbyterian Fellowship recently released “Draft Theology Proposals” prepared by a “Theology Task Force” in which I participated together with two friends and colleagues. My participation in the task force has led a number of people to infer that I am affiliated with the Fellowship and that I support the formation of a “New Reformed Body.” 

 
Stupid is as stupid does — and, too often, we do
Written by GORDON STEWART   
Monday, 28 November 2011 02:12

It’s time to recover the word my mother taught me never to say: “Stupid.”

 
Not having the conversation
Written by CYNTHIA HOLDER RICH   
Sunday, 10 July 2011 23:53
Once again, Presbyterians could have discussed how race operates among us and how it could operate. The most recent opportunity came through a solid, dynamic theological statement — the first from the Southern Hemisphere considered for inclusion in our Book of Confessions.
 
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