An Editor Edits Himself
Drew Gordon | December 30, 2001
Since this issue of the magazine looks hack, I thought I’d do some reminiscing. My “history” with the magazine is a mere 15 years, which seems ...
A Busy Wife and Mother
Carol Wright | December 27, 2001
On July 28, 1727, a tall, thin man married a lovely 17-year-old girl. The groom was Jonathan Edwards, who became a great preacher and writer. The ...
A President to Remember
Russ Pulliam | December 27, 2001
Like George W. Bush, Benjamin Harrison lost the popular vote but won the presidency in the electoral college. Also like George Bush, Harrison tried to ...
A Record Number of Records
Lynne H. Gordon | December 27, 2001
In 1974, Crown & Covenant had half its recordings on vinyl long-playing albums and half on cassettes. Most readers younger than 20 years old ...
What Is Worship, Anyway?
Dennis J. Prutow | December 27, 2001
Learn & Live
What is worship? Our word worship is an elided form of the Old English, worth-ship. We ascribe ultimate worth and worthiness to the One we worship. He ...
Smuggler for a Reason
Eric Moore | December 27, 2001
Youth Witness
The people in China are very hungry to hear about their Creator-God, as this translated letter from a person in China demonstrates. This new believer ...
The 73 Years of the Covenanter Witness
Norman M. Carson | December 27, 2001
Theme Articles
The Covenanter Witness, whose roots are outlined in the preceding pages, was born in 1928. The Witness continued the format of its predecessor, The ...
Blest Be the Tie
Norman M. Carson | December 27, 2001
Theme Articles
The Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America, always an articulate body, ready to engage in apologetics and to communicate its message to the ...