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First Presbyterian Church of Thibodaux, La.
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church seeking dismissal from PCUSA
votes to disaffiliate after synod's action
R. Laird Harris, 1911-2008
Founder of Bible Presbyterian denomination,
translator of NIV Bible dies peacefully at 97
News from the Presbyterian Church (USA)
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May 7 letters to the editor
Fair
and balanced
An
open letter regarding the Synod of the Sun's
administrative commission for South La. Presbytery
GA
PJC decision in the
Redwoods same-sex 'wedding' case
New
pastor drawn to El Paso church's
service focus (El Paso Times, May 2)
'Alternate
reality' or 'inevitable full equality'?
Internet reactions to Spahr decision vary widely
Court
says Spahr didn't
violate constitution because
ceremonies weren't weddings
The Empire Strikes Back:
Synod's
Action, EPC-related overture show
hostility of Louisville toward local congregations
Riverside
Church in Linn Grove will
keep its church (Iowa Pilot-Tribune, Apr 29)
'Alternate
reality' or 'inevitable full equality'?
Internet reactions to Spahr decision vary widely
Moorpark
Presbyterian Church (CA)
vandalism a suspected hate crime (Ventura County Star,
Apr 22)
St.
Paul's (Somerset, Pa.) still waiting for permission
to leave the PCUSA (The Johnston Tribune-Democrat, Apr
23)
Riverside
Church in Linn Grove will
keep its church (Iowa Pilot-Tribune, Apr 29)
Classical Presbyterian blog
South
Louisiana under siege:
Synod of the Sun takes the reins
Pennsylvania
congregation in 'prayerful waiting'
phase as it seeks to leave the PCUSA for the EPC
Church
social activism is pledged
as Presbyterians mark Earth Day
Vandals
strike Presbyterian
church in California
News from around the Church (more
articles)
Episcopal
split comes down to locked
Connecticut church (Hartford Courant, May 3)
New
Mexico Episcopal church loses everything
to diocese in gay debate (Alamogordo Daily News, May 3)
Gay
activists shut down APA
panel (Washington Times, May 2)
Irish
Christian leaders barred from
Jerusalem's Western Wall (Associated Press, May 1)
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Missionaries
to increase for first time since 1959 under new mission budget
General Assembly Council
GAC
votes down bid to incorporate PDA
General Assembly Council
Presbyterian
Publishing Corporation, Presbyterian Investment and Loan Program
reviews delayed
General Assembly Council
2
candidates for moderator greet GAC commissioners
General Assembly Council
Vocation
Mission Committee hears about PCUSA's leader development efforts
General Assembly Council
GAC,
COGA to seek disapproval of overture seeking to eliminate per-capita
as part of mission-funding system
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from around the Church
AME
Church to hold convention in St. Louis despite boycott pleas
(Associated Press, April 30)
Thinking
Christianly about economic stimulus payments (Challies.com blog,
May 1)
Rev. Jeremiah Wright
The
Perils of Patronizing Michael Gerson (Washington Post,
May 2)
Rev. Jeremiah Wright
National
Black Presbyterian Caucus (PCUSA) stands with Rev. Jeremiah Wright
Rev. Jeremiah Wright
Wrongs:
Lessons from Rev. Jeremiah Wright (Thabiti Anyabwile blog, Apr 29)
United
Methodists retain stance on homosexuality (United Methodist News
Service, Apr 30)
Proposed
settlement has breakaway group leaving Fla. Episcopal church by July 1
(Vero Beach Press Journal, Apr 30)
Religion
a figment of human imagination, anthropologist claims (ABC News,
April 28)
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