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PCA General Assembly Rulings On Virtual Communion

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R. Scott Clark

on April 2, 2020 | 2 Comments

For those who’ve inquired about any PCA precedent on digitally “administering” the Lord’s Supper, below is a pertinent string of excerpts from the Minutes of the 39th, 40th and 41st General Assemblies (2011, 2012 and 2013 in Louisville, Virginia Beach and Greenville SC). Continue reading →

Categorized Lord’s Supper, PCA, Piety and Practice | Tagged decently and in order, Holy Communion, Lord's Supper. means of grace, online communion, PCA GA, virtual communion, we're talking about practice | 2 Comments

The Confession Must Not Be A Lost Language For Reformed Pastors

We Are Talking About Theology, Piety, And Practice

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R. Scott Clark

on June 28, 2021 | 4 Comments

I believe the importance of this subject for the PCA is now matched by its urgency. If I may speak personally, one of the most alarming trends that I’ve seen among candidates for the ministry and among teaching and ruling elders in . . . Continue reading →

Good News For The Reformed Churches: Small Is In Again

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R. Scott Clark

on December 20, 2021 | 9 Comments

Walnut Creek RCUS Kansas City

“According to the recently released Faith Communities Today study, half of the congregations in the United States have 65 people or fewer, while two-thirds of congregations have fewer than 100.” Continue reading →

Categorized American Christianity, American Presbyterianism, American Religion, Church Discipline, Church Growth, Church Life, Reformed Polity, Reformed Practice | Tagged church growth, Church Life, latitudinarianism, polity, practice, pragmatism, Reformed Confession, we're talking about practice | 9 Comments

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