An article by the Rev. Joseph Small about passive voice in theology, originally published in Perspectives: A Journal of Reformed Theology, 20.9, October 2005.
This booklet provides resources for youth leaders, etc. who want to prepare young people for ministry in disaster situations.
Frequently asked questions about “The Trinity: God’s Love Overflowing” by the Office of Theology and Worship – Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
This booklet provides resources for youth leaders, etc. who want to prepare young people for ministry in disaster situations.
A hymn for Baptism of the Lord Sunday by Carolyn Winfrey-Gillette.
An overview of The Trinity: God's Love Overflowing by Daniel Migliore of Princeton Seminary.
“The Unity of the Spirit in the Bond of Peace,” written by the Office of Theology and Worship, addresses issues resulting from some critical assessments of the faith, order and mission of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
Specifically, while many critics of the PC(USA) applaud the church’s official theological and moral standards, they assert that these positions are inconsequential if persons can depart from them with impunity.
The issue is identity: what makes us who we are? “The Unity of the Spirit in the Bond of Peace” acknowledges that as a finite, limited creature of God, the church must exhibit a …
This sermon is provided for ideas. While you’re welcome to use what’s helpful, please do so remembering that the Lord called you to serve your people where they are.
For several decades, variations on a portion of the French Reformed Church baptismal liturgy have been used in PC(USA) congregations. When infants are baptized, the minister addresses the child directly, proclaiming the sure promise of God. The Office of Theology and Worship provides these examples, noting that no single set of words is "right." Pastoral judgment may lead to particular variations.
Whatever words are used, the pastor should address the child directly, and should strive to speak rather than read.
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A service for Baptism of the Lord Sunday with a renewal of baptismal vows and holy communion.