Tag Archives: Book of Order

Muzzling the Word of God

Posted on September 24, 2015 by Benjamin Perry

A Response to the Foothills Presbytery Overtures I try to avoid getting bogged down in the details of church polity. Generally, this is because I think it leads us to spend too much time looking inward and debating minutia when … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Carousel, Life of the PC(USA) | Tagged action, Book of Order, Foothills Overtures, GA221, GA222, Great Ends of the Church, Life of the PCUSA, PC(USA), Presbyterian Church (USA) General Assembly, reform, scripture, young adults | 2 Comments

A Letter to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)

Posted on July 15, 2015 by Bebb Wheeler Stone

A letter from a Presbyterian Teaching Elder, baptized and raised in the PC(USA), to all my Friends in Christ: I write out of a concern that the word ‘missional’ does not help us learn from the errors so evident in … Continue reading →

Posted in Carousel, Journal | Tagged Book of Order, church polity, community organizing, justice, missional, PC(USA), PHEWA, Presbyterian Church (USA) General Assembly | 2 Comments

Education and Formation: Personal and Public, Civic and Spiritual

Posted on April 13, 2015 by Chris Iosso

A Closing Editorial Is the rise of polarized politics due—at least partly—to the decline of mainline Protestantism? And why do mainline Protestants see education as such an ethical value? This is an editorial reflection on a very rich issue and … Continue reading →

Posted in Archives, Carousel, Current Issue, Editor Chris Iosso Unbound, Journal | Tagged Book of Order, Christian education, education, public education, scripture, social covenant, truth is in order to goodness | Leave a comment

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