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Questions to Connect Around: Reflect over the last year of your Women’s Ministry. In what ways can you see the Holy Spirit cultivating a hunger and thirst in you personally, and your women, for the Word? In what ways is the Word of God central or core in your Women’s Ministry? How is your teaching [...]
In an effort to serve you well, we offer these resources from a variety of PCA churches. Be encouraged that the beautiful diversity of the PCA should be reflected in the different structures of our presbyteries. Our intention is not to prescribe any specific model, but to help you develop a structure that best [...]
Bible Studies Revelation: Let the One Who is Thirsty Come by Sarah Ivill Revelation paints a breathtaking picture of the completion of God’s plan of judgment and salvation. Yet its perplexing imagery often scares us away! This expository Bible study gives us the confidence to interpret the mysteries. The Lamb of God: [...]
Installation of Officers – Helpful officer installation questions to be used by the pastor or another qualified person. Presbytery and Local Church President/Contact Change Form – New officers? We want to know! Update us here!
Foundational Principles for a Titus 2 Small Group Ministry Titus 2:3-5 is not simply a suggestion to match older women and younger women. This gospel imperative is one part of covenant life. It is a part of the strategy for a local church to disciple God’s people. The Titus mandate was given to the [...]
By Charles Dunahoo Charles Dunahoo pastored churches in Georgia and Alabama before being called to as Coordinator for the PCA of Christian Education and Publications (CEP) now PCA CDM. He retired from CEP in 2012 and is active in the PCA as a seminary lecturer, guest speaker, and interim pastor. Do churches really [...]
By Dr. George C. Fuller Thirty-eight million seniors (65+) live in the United States, making up thirteen percent of the total population. What percentage of this senior population resides in “group quarters,” including nursing homes? Answer: about five percent. The huge majority of the senior population is capable of useful service. The present PCA [...]
By Rev. Gary Yagel A. Nearly all of the subgroups in the church (children, teens, college kids, singles, women, seniors) are strongly motivated to come to church events because they want to be with their friends. Men are not. Therefore, they don’t show up just because the bulletin says that a men’s event is planned. [...]
