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Blessing the Church and Changing Lives
Jerri Ferris | January 01, 2012
How RP International Conferences have helped my family and many others Have you ever wondered what it would have been like to be with your family and ...
Meeting Since 1926
James D. Carson | January 01, 2012
A brief history of Reformed Presbyterian conferences Before there was an International Conference, there was a National Conference. Before that, ...
RP International Conference 2012 Preview
January 01, 2012
The new venue offers many improvements and facilitates all-conference worship As we were leaving Calvin College at the end of the 2008 Reformed ...
Five Conference Connections That Changed Lives
January 01, 2012
In 2004, the Todd and Gazo families attended the Reformed Presbyterian International Conference in Grand Rapids, Mich. In the class for 5- and ...
What Does a Goal of Unity Mean?
December 01, 2011
Reformed and presbyterian council wrestles with some big questions While NAPARC isn’t a household word, that group of 12 Reformed and ...
Walking in All Seasons
Karen Reyburn | November 01, 2011
Karen Reyburn doesn’t just blog about her life; she blogs as she changes her life My life tends towards the sedentary. I work from home, I live in ...
Jesus’ Dedication and Leadership
Kenneth G. Smith | November 01, 2011
The 13th Student Learning discipleship from Jesus’ example to the Twelve (part 3) Many years ago my wife and I were invited to see a film called ...
The 13th Student
September 09, 2011
Fellowship Leads To Discipleship Why was I so late in learning about Christian discipleship? I’ve mused over that question many times, for I was ...
Why RPs Should Pursue Social Justice
Rut Etheridge III | August 11, 2011
Imagine a surgeon—let’s call him Dr. Shirk—looking on as a team of other surgeons operates on a terminal patient. Deeply distressed at what he ...
The Man Who Loves Politicians
July 01, 2011
I love politicians.” Matt Barnes isn’t joking when he says it. The unofficial pastor for the Indiana General Assembly and state government may be ...
Singing Psalms Only
June 01, 2011
Psalmody. Singing the Psalms in worship without using musical instruments is one of the “distinctive principles” of the Reformed Presbyterian ...
The Blessings of the Pacific Coast Presbytery in My Life
James D. Carson | May 01, 2011
My father became the pastor of the Seattle, Wash., RPC in 1936, when I was 7 years old. The Seattle congregation therefore was my home church. In ...
A Call to Canada (Part 2)
May 01, 2011
Our adversary attacked the Ottawa congregation at the critical and vulnerable time when we were attempting to establish another congregation. In May ...
A Call to Canada (Part 1)
March 01, 2011
As the St. Lawrence River flows to the sea, at certain points it divides two vast nations, Canada and the USA. But Christ’s Church has its own ...
The Proposed ARP Psalter
February 01, 2011
That we may with “one mouth glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ” (Rom. 15:6). My father lived for five years after an accident in ...
God’s Grace in My Life
December 16, 2010
In God’s providence, I was born in a Christian home, the fifth child of my parents. My sister Gisela was the third child. My mother and father had ...
Even from My Youth
December 16, 2010
I was born in Germany, the third of six children, and grew up in Frielinghausen, a small village in the Rhineland. My father was of a very old ...
Behind the Headlines in 2010
December 16, 2010
Editor’s note: Secular headlines about news of interest to Christians can be helpful to believers, but the stories often ignore the underlying ...
Behind the Headlines in 2010
December 16, 2010
Editor’s note: Secular headlines about news of interest to Christians can be helpful to believers, but the stories often ignore the underlying ...