‘Of the Civil Magistrate’: How Presbyterians Shifted on Church-State Relations
There are two versions of the Westminster Confession of Faith. It’s important we know what was changed and why, for they cannot both be right.
Giving Thanks for Harry Reeder (1948–2023)
Kevin DeYoung: ‘As well as anyone I’ve known, Harry Reeder embodied the motto of the PCA: “Faithful to the Scriptures, true to the Reformed Faith, obedient to the Great Commission.”’
How a Multiethnic Church Is Chasing the Dream in MLK’s Last Stop
Fifty years ago, Clayborn Temple was the gathering spot for Dr. King’s last march. Today, a multiethnic, multiclass church plant there is living out his dream.
How the Second Generation of Korean-American Presbyterians Are Bridging the Gap
A record number of Korean Americans showed up at the Presbyterian Church in America's General Assembly in June, where representatives elected their first Korean-American moderator. What does that mean for the future of the Korean-language presbyteries?
How One Deep South Church Left Segregation Behind
Members of a Presbyterian church in Jackson, Mississippi, are giving up 'legitimate comforts and preferences in order to be together.'
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