When the first Covenanter forefathers of the Lisbon RP Church came up the St. Lawrence River from Ireland in 1819, folklore says they were bound for ...
Joel E. Wood | January/February 2021 Issue
“The wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, open to reason, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, and without ...
Drew Gordon | January/February 2021 Issue
Author Margaret Atwood said, “A word plus a word plus a word is power.” Seldom has that been demonstrated more prominently than with last year’s ...
Nathan Eshelman | January/February 2021 Issue
When I was a student of theology, on the way to a presbytery meeting, my pastor and I were stopped by airport security because his baggage was ...
Mikayla Covington | January/February 2021 Issue
My full-time job is saving babies from abortion. It sounds exciting, doesn’t it? Picture it: boldly standing outside of Planned Parenthood and ...
Faith Martin and Charles McBurney | January/February 2021 Issue
This article is an excerpt from the first chapter of the new book The White Chief of Cache Creek (Crown & Covenant, 2020). The Wichita Mountains ...
Heather H. | January/February 2021 Issue
As the second semester of my senior year at Geneva College approached, I, like many college students, felt the rising pressure of figuring out what I ...
Vicki Smith | January/February 2021 Issue
As we look back at 2020, we can struggle to find an attitude of thankfulness in the midst of the experiences that blindsided us last year. From a ...
Pastor H.P. McCracken, his wife, Carly, and their three children left Orlando in October, after receiving a call to Salt and Light (Longmont, Colo.) ...
Bruce Backensto | January/February 2021 Issue
What are your plans for Tuesday, July 20, through Monday, July 26? Too early to know? Perhaps not, if you are one of those who had registered to ...
Keith Evans | January/February 2021 Issue
As I send off students from the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary, the one nugget I leave with them from a counseling perspective is, ...
January 08, 2021
The Editorial Assistant executes the editorial calendar for the Reformed Presbyterian Witness and assists in production of books and other materials ...
November 23, 2020
Pastor Jay E. Adams (1929–2020) spent most of his life in pastoral, teaching, and counseling ministries. He taught homiletics, counseling, and ...
In this sequel to his best-selling Growing Up Amish, Ira Wagler unfolds his journey of faith in Christ after leaving the Amish church. He opens his ...
James Faris and Noah Bailey | November/December 2020 Issue
Over the years I have heard several stories from credible people about haunted buildings and other supernatural behavior. Recently a non-Christian ...
Bonnie Weir | November/December 2020 Issue
“That children yet unborn might know, and their descendants lead, to trust in God, recall God’s works, and His commandments heed.” All four of ...
The Atlantic Presbytery of the RPCNA met at White Lake Covenanter Camp (New York) Sept. 24–25. Normally the presbytery is hosted by a church within ...
Shawn Anderson and Nathan Eshelman | November/December 2020 Issue
Parents often tell their children to listen: Listen to what I am saying. Are you hearing what I am saying to you? Are you listening? The Westminster ...
Cara D. Todhunter | November/December 2020 Issue
As a healthcare administrator, I never thought we would experience a pandemic such as COVID-19. It has affected every aspect of our daily lives. We ...
Nathaniel Pockras | November/December 2020 Issue
While preparing the interview with Bob McFarland about his 60 years in various ministry roles, we thought of one of his colleagues in Midwest ...
Location: Elkins Park, Pa. Presbytery: Atlantic Organization: 1851 Membership: 53 communicant; 23 baptized Pastor: John Edgar Website: ...
The work of the Home Mission Board is often understood as just assisting presbyteries in the work of church planting. While this is one of the primary ...
I made my way past Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and down Chandler Street. The smell of fresh corn dogs, tamales, and beer settled with the fading ...
If you go to our website, receive a newsletter, or visit us on social media, you may have noticed the new logo for the Reformed Presbyterian ...