Peter Chan | March/April 2020 Issue
A Distant Memory Long ago, during my student days, there was a brief conversation I had almost forgotten. I went to a traditional boarding school in ...
Mark Sampson | March/April 2020 Issue
As I sat holding his hand while he waited for a procedure in the hospital, George (Skip) Scipione spoke about living and finishing well. Knowing that ...
Reader warning: if you are below the age of 70 ½, or do not have an Individual Retirement Account (IRA), you may file this article under the ...
Nathan Eshelman | March/April 2020 Issue
Some treasures are best left untouched. There is something eerily beautiful about images of the Titanic buried deep below the Atlantic Ocean. From ...
Caleb McCracken | March/April 2020 Issue
“The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps” (Prov. 16:9). Do you have a plan for the next few years? Geneva College ...
Henry Mauser | March/April 2020 Issue
In the past decade, the idea of democratic socialism has become increasingly common in American politics and among the American public. According to a ...
In the first chapter of his debut book, Rut Etheridge III begins with an intriguing interaction between ideas from cultural icons such as Bob Dylan ...
James Faris | March/April 2020 Issue
My grandfather Paul Faris (1916–2010) was ordained a Reformed Presbyterian pastor in 1944. He and young peers were troubled by the rancorous tone of ...
James Faris and Noah Bailey | March/April 2020 Issue
I live in a big city with a lot of panhandlers on street corners. They always have signs saying they’re hungry. Since I suspect that if I give them ...
John Mitchell and George Jackson (Broomall, Pa., RPC) participated in a cruise along the coast of Norway the last two weeks of June. Erica and Adam ...
Drew Gordon | March 12, 2020
As Reformed Presbyterians seek to honor God and love others amidst the recently declared pandemic, some specific resources are available. The 2008 ...
March 12, 2020
From 2008 Minutes of Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America Jon Adams presented the report of the committee to address issues ...
Sylvester Konteh | January/February 2020 Issue
Christian and Muslim Background I am a Sierra Leonean by nationality and was raised in that country. My father had a Christian background, and my ...
Paul and Tara Welander | January/February 2020 Issue
Westminster, Colo., RPC has a long history that testifies to God’s faithful provision and care through times of joy as well as times of ...
Drew Gordon | January/February 2020 Issue
Reformed Presbyterians know that God can transform any city, town, or nation He chooses. In past years we’ve featured stories about how concerted, ...
E. Todd Buchner | January/February 2020 Issue
It has been described as the dark night of the soul—a relentless emotional pain and agony, a crushing weight of destruction and gloom. Depression ...
Philip Pockras | January/February 2020 Issue
Here we are in the beginning of 2020. It’s the time when a lot of people, bloated and sedentary, are thinking of New Year’s resolutions. Some of ...
James Faris and Noah Bailey | January/February 2020 Issue
My husband and I don’t come from Christian backgrounds. When we have tried to have family worship, we find it time consuming and complicated. Plus, ...
Gordon Keddie | January/February 2020 Issue
Imprisoned in Rome and anticipating his death in the near future, the Apostle Paul offers his parting counsel to his younger colleague in 2 Timothy 4. ...
Dr. Nathan Eshelman | January/February 2020 Issue
The wisdom from above is peaceable. John Calvin said that this was to teach the church that wisdom is “not contentious.” Wisdom from above ...
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 ...