Columns by the chair of the Presbyterian Lay Committee What is God telling us in Ephesians 4 about His Church? – Spring 2008 By Stephen G. Brown, chairman Broken Covenant and now broken fiduciary duty – Winter 2008 By Stephen G. Brown, chairman Empowering the laity – October/November 2007 By Stephen G. Brown, chairman An open letter to our readers from the Presbyterian Lay Committee – July/August 2007 By Stephen G. Brown, chairman ‘A Time For Every Purpose Under Heaven’ – April/May 2007 By Stephen G. Brown, chairman The big deal about Jesus – November 2006 By Peggy Hedden, chairman What’s missing? – Property edition 2006 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Questions and Answers – My views – July 2006 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Praying for the right thing – April 2006 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Will the real Jerusalem Council please stand up? – January-February 2006 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Word games – October 2005 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Constitutional shapes – August 2005 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Where are you, Jesus? – June 2005 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Hope in Minneapolis – March 2005 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Re-turning to God – December 2004 By Peggy Hedden, chairman The heart of the matter – October 2004 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Next Year in Jerusalem – July 2004 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Horizons – June 2004 By Peggy Hedden, chairman The main thing – February 2004 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Getting serious – November 2003 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Spiritual weapons for the spiritual war – September 2003 By Peggy Hedden, chairman Blessing anarchy – July 2003 By Peggy Hedden, chairman The Jerusalem Assembly? – April 2003 By Peggy Hedden, chairman ‘The whole world is watching’ – February 2003 By Peggy Hedden, chair Church growth must be Biblical – December 2002 By Robert L. Howard Discipline matters – October 2002 By Robert L. Howard Per capita: How long a gift? How soon a tax? – August 2002 By Peggy Hedden, vice chair, Presbyterian Lay Committee The integrity gap – June 2002 By Robert L. Howard Thus far, the Lord has provided – April 2002 Peggy Hedden, vice chair, Presbyterian Lay Committee The war within our hearts – February 2002 By Robert L. Howard Salt and light – December 2001 By Robert L. Howard The myth of the moderate middle – October 2001 By Robert L. Howard A Gross Aberration – July 2001 By Robert L. Howard False teachers manipulate church – May-June 2001 By Robert L. Howard Threat to church is from within – March/April 2001 By Robert L. Howard A better way than the ‘third way’ – January/February 2001 By Robert L. Howard In defense of my friends – November/December 2000 By Robert L. Howard A 3,000-mile theological chasm – September/October 2000 By Robert L. Howard Standing under the Word of God – July/August 2000 By Robert L. Howard NCC posturing – May/June 2000 By Robert L. Howard Essential principles buried in jots, tittles – March/April 2000 By Robert L. Howard Resolutions for 21st century – January/February 2000 By Robert L. Howard A message from the chairman of the Presbyterian Lay Committee By Robert L. Howard – November/December 1999 A message from the chairman of the Presbyterian Lay Committee By Robert L. Howard – July/August 1999 A message from the chairman of the Presbyterian Lay Committee By Robert L. Howard – May/June 1999 A message from the chairman of the Presbyterian Lay Committee By Robert L. Howard – March/April 1999 A message from the chairman of the Presbyterian Lay Committee By Robert L. Howard – January/Febuary 1999 A message from the chairman of the Presbyterian Lay Committee By Robert L. Howard – November / December 1998 A message from the chairman of the Presbyterian Lay Committee By Robert L. Howard – September/October 1998 A message from the chairman of the Presbyterian Lay Committee By Robert L. Howard – July/August 1998 A message from the chairman of the Presbyterian Lay Committee By Robert L. Howard – May/June 1998 A message from the chairman of the Presbyterian Lay Committee By Robert L. Howard – March-April 1998

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