Kara Schisler | January/February 2020 Issue
As Reformed Presbyterians, singing the psalms in corporate worship is one of our distinguishing characteristics. Many of us feel blessed to have such ...
Russ Pulliam | January/February 2020 Issue
In the 1950s and early 1960s Indianapolis was known as “naptown” or “India-no-place.” However, both the city and the Reformed Presbyterian ...
In July, Al Watt had surgery to remove a tumor-like growth from his right shoulder. We are thankful his surgery was successful. Also in July, David ...
Heather H. | January/February 2020 Issue
A year ago, I wrote an article pleading with you to pray to the Lord of the harvest for new members to be added to the South Sudan mission team. I ...
Rut Etheridge III | November/December 2019 Issue
The Bible Could Mean So Much More to You As a culture, we no longer believe that we can know truth—big truth, meaning-of-life kind of truth, the ...
Dianne Schaefer | November/December 2019 Issue
Coffee on the Corner is an outreach ministry the Orlando, Fla., RPC began in January. It was the outworking of a heart for the lost in response to ...
“Get to California! Los Angeles will heal all of your ailments! It’s doctor’s orders.” Several Covenanters were hearing this medical ...
The North American Presbyterian & Reformed Council (NAPARC) met Nov. 5-7 in Anaheim, Calif., hosted by the Korean Presbyterian Church of America, ...
Drew Gordon | November/December 2019 Issue
Our society is changing much faster than it used to. Middle-aged and older adults can’t just reference their own youth and move things up a notch ...
Susan Tanner | November/December 2019 Issue
The Brunson family has been part of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church (ARPC) for generations. Andrew Brunson grew up in Mexico, the child of ...
Kyle Borg | November/December 2019 Issue
Foolishness seems to be the order of the day. When you read the latest headlines, follow social media trends, or listen to the current political ...
Michelle Kim | November/December 2019 Issue
In 2016, I had the opportunity to attend the Reformed Presbyterian International Conference. Although I was a sophomore in high school, I had the ...
Kit Swartz | November/December 2019 Issue
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 150 is the ...
Martin Blocki | November/December 2019 Issue
With joy and thankful hearts, the RP Woman’s Association’s (RPWA) Disabilities Ministry would like to report on the Quinter, Kan., RPC’s ...
Kyle Borg | November/December 2019 Issue
I was sitting in the house I shared with my girlfriend when I opened my Bible and read the words found in the ninth chapter of Romans: “So then it ...
Mark Sampson | November/December 2019 Issue
“I do not like history. It is boring. Yet I just listened to three hours of lecture, and not once did I wonder when the class would end.” ...
Mary Brown | November/December 2019 Issue
I recently heard someone say that a congregation will not grow spiritually beyond the spiritual growth of its leaders. It would follow that the ...
The last half of the 19th Century saw the church experience significant changes as it dealt with the aftermath of the Second Great Awakening, ...
Cayleigh Morton | September/October 2019 Issue
When I first heard about Theological Foundations Backpacking Trip (TFB) I knew immediately that it was something I wanted to do. Anything that ...
Barry York | September/October 2019 Issue
Over the next several issues of the Witness, the Gentle Reformation writers will address, one by one, the qualities of heavenly wisdom given in James ...
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 ...