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PCUSA committee seeks input

from PCUSA on the marriage debate

 

As the General Assembly’s special committee studies the issue of civil union and Christian marriage and prepares its recommendations for the 2010 General Assembly, the input of the whole church is being invited.

 

 

Pastoral letter

‘War,’  ‘Go Fish’ ‘Manipulation’ in the PCUSA

 

A pastoral letter to congregations in presbyteries that switched their vote on ordination standards: Do you know how to play “Go Fish,” “Manipulation,” or “War?” In life, as in cards, in order to play the hand you’re dealt, you have to know what game is being played. This letter is to let you know how the game has changed in the Presbyterian Church (USA) and to help prepare you to play the hand we have been dealt.

 

PLC chairman’s column

On second thought…

 

The debate on “gay marriage” is a misnomer. When we discuss the marriage issue we should call it what it truly is – the “LGBT Marriage Agenda.” One of the core and oft missed principles that should guide our reasoning about LGBT marriage has to do with who wants to be included within the definition of marriage.

 

Time’s running out to

sign up for the PLC’s

next regional conference

 

 

Summit Presbyterian Church's Christian Community

Outreach Campus in Butler, Pa. will host the event July 11

To register, call 1-800-368-0110 or

e-mail dcorley@layman.org.

For more information, click here.

 

 

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