Category Editor’s Message

Unfinished Business for the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)

10 February 2011 marked the third anniversary of the Cornerstone Ministries Investments (CMI) Chapter 11 Bankruptcy filing in the United States Bankruptcy Court....Perhaps the saddest aspect of this financial, fiduciary, and ethical debacle, is the fact that in the early 1990’s, the PCA General Assembly, as the supreme church court of the PCA, had the facts and the means at their disposal to bring to light the interest-conflicted and fiduciarily-irresponsible mess that was the eight not-for-profit and twelve for-profit corporations that listed 1852 Century Place, Atlanta, Georgia, as their mailing address, sharing the address with the early 1990’s PCA headquarters....

The 2010 and 2012 Election Campaigns

. (Editor’s Note: This article, originally titled “The 2008 Election Campaign,” appeared on 11 August 2007 as the opening article for the Paleohuguenot Blog, which has experienced much neglect since the blog’s editor became the Managing Editor of the Christian…

Five Out of Work Preachers

. By Bob Williams, Managing Editor – Christian Observer and Presbyterians Week . Introduction . One of the most magnificent stories in Presbyterian history began when five out-of-work preachers decided to say “Enough.”  The Associate Presbyterian Church organized to insist…

Happy Birthday Protestants

. March 1, 1457 the Unity of the Brethren began.  Better known as Moravians, the original Protestant Church was a product of John Huss a follower of John Wycliffe, born in Southern Bohemia in 1369.  The Council of Constance excommunicated…

Introduction to Puritan Reformed Journal

Reformed Confessions Harmonized with an Annotated Bibliography of Reformed Doctrinal Works brought Dr. Joel Beeke to the attention of the Hungarian Church and introduced the Hungarian theological heritage to the English-speaking Reformed community. The proposal to produce such a work…