  The Presbyterian Lay Committee
Presbyterian Lay Committee board of directors and objectives Statements by the board of directors of The Presbyterian Lay CommitteeLay Committee: Raising the standard in the PCUSA Profile: Parker T. Williamson, executive editor Burge named executive director of the Presbyterian Lay Committee
Rebecca McElroy:
New
PCUSA vice moderator is voice for the small churches John Howard Sanden:
One
of America’s leading portraitists Sylvia Fields:
Breaking 20-minute barrier a milestone Peggy M. Hedden:
Daughter’s
birth changed her life Langdon S. Flowers:
He
was ‘bread’ to be a businessman John H. Jenks:
Award-winning
engineer with a heart for Christ Q. Whitfield Ayres:
Lay
Committee director recalls ‘radicalizing experience’ in
PCUSA Raymond Jones:
Emergencies,
missions have parallels, director says James 'Jim' Henry Logan:
Electrons
and faith alike to Lay Committee director Peggy Joanne Maier:
Lay Committee director: CEO of family business is Christ Lloyd Lunceford:
Christian
journey included walk by surprised members of family Richard E. Paul:
There’s
a little Calvin, Luther in Dick Paul Constance K. Elliott:
Board
member follows in father’s footsteps Warren S. Reding:
‘I
think we’re on right course’ Pam Metherell:
PCUSA
is ‘about to make a huge leap’ Steve
Brown, forensic CPA John Boone:
Exercising
body and soul John
Forsberg, a man of faith, wit Deep
faith, commitment help describe Bob Fish John Kaddis:
‘Spiritual
warfare’ biggest problem facing the PCUSA Wayne Naro:
Lawyer
describes self, wife as a renewal team Matthew A. ‘Matt’ Johnson:
During
church controversy, elder learned to take a stand Kerry A. Fraas:
Battle
between light and dark challenging the church, society Forrest A. Norman III:
Theological
integrity is biggest issue facing PCUSA, new board member says |
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