Anecdotes from a Retired Pastor, Part 2
Aunt Edith Mary Keddie could have sprung from a novel by Charles Dickens. She was the classic unmarried aunt who looked after her widower father till ...
Anecdotes from a Retired Pastor, Part 1
Gordon J. Keddie | July/August 2019 Issue
When we were small boys, my brother John one day asked our Mother, Norah Scott Keddie (1919-86) what she did in the War. Our Father, David G.A. Keddie ...
Highlights of a Concurrent Synod
Drew Gordon | July/August 2019 Issue
When retiring moderator (and recently retired pastor) Bruce Martin dropped the gavel on the 188th Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North ...
When the Gospel Breaks Through
Fikre and Ritva Menbere | July/August 2019 Issue
Testimonies
This is a season of our lives when the wonder of the gospel has broken into our hearts afresh. The Lord opened an opportunity for us to join a group ...
Around the Church July 2019
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Congregational News
We were blessed to welcome Rev. Rodney King as our guest minister on Jan. 1 while our pastor was ministering at a college retreat in Indianapolis. ...
Introducing RP Global Missions’ Newest Missionaries
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Global Missions /
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Missions News
Zach’s story in a nutshell I was blessed to be raised in a covenant home in Lisbon, N.Y. I was a mischievous child—goes along with my red hair! ...
Beyond Self-Help Guides
Reviews
Author, blogger, and editor Christina Fox draws heavily from themes in Tim Keller’s Counterfeit Gods and applies them specifically to the arena of ...
Taking a Team Approach to Church Planting
John D. Edgar | July/August 2019 Issue
Agency Features /
Home Missions
There are various ways to start a new church, but usually the leadership for it comes from a church planter. Church planting courses are typically ...
So Many Worthy Things, So Little Time
James Faris and Noah Bailey | July/August 2019 Issue
Asked & Answered
In light of the many prayer requests and needs of individuals, family, congregation, presbytery, denomination, civil authority, community, ...
The Woman on the Bus
Drew Gordon | July/August 2019 Issue
Christian Living
With anticipation and apprehension, I stepped onto a Greyhound bound for Harrisburg, Pa. Entrenched in work and social spheres that surrounded me with ...
Discipleship and Death
Andrew Kerr | July/August 2019 Issue
Gentle Reformation
I was briefly spooked by a website predicting my death. I typed in details of country, height, weight, and birth, then clicked. In a few seconds my ...
The Shepherd’s Pantry
Kim Phillips | July/August 2019 Issue
RP Living
In 2005, the White Lake, N.Y., RPC saw a need in the community for a food pantry. A small committee got together and the dream started to become a ...
Trinity RPC
Congregation of the Month
The number of our olive shoots (62 covenant children under age 21—see Psalm 128:3) at Trinity RPC in Burtonsville, Md., is quickly growing closer to ...
Money Matters—in High School
Zuri Cassell | July/August 2019 Issue
Youth Witness
The not-so-secret secret in America is that we are all in debt. From the white pillars of D.C. to cul-de-sac communities, studies show that the ...
Praise the Lord
Psalm of the Month
Each of the five books of the Psalter closes with a doxology in simple praise to God (41:13; 72:18–19; 89:52; 106:48; 150:1–6). Psalm 148 is the ...
Not Your Father’s RPCNA
Drew Gordon | July/August 2019 Issue
Viewpoint
This is not your father and mother’s RPCNA. A visitor to this year’s Synod meeting in Pennsylvania would first have noticed that the RPCNA was ...