The Christian ministry is set apart to bring Gospel nourishment to the Body of Christ on earth and to announce the Good News of Jesus Christ to the
Lest We Forget: Recovering Reformation Day
There are days worth remembering, for, in remembering, we find hope. And we need hope now more than ever. Many Protestant churches will have an
A Christmas Eve to Remember
Before the "war on Christmas," or the "war on religious liberty" in America, or the hasty dismantling of nativity scenes at military bases and city
Chaplain Course at Erskine Seminary Features Dr. James Carter, Coordinator of PRCC
We are delighted to welcome the Reverend Dr. James Carter, the Coordinator of Presbyterian and Reformed Commission on Chaplains as a guest lecturer at
What is Your One Sermon?
Dear Pastoral Students: I want to bring you a charge as we begin this season of study. My charge to you is to preach one sermon. This is what I
“In Jesus Name I Pray:” Exclusivity In Public Prayer and The Restrictive Contours of Civic Pluralism in the early Twenty-first Century
"In Jesus' Name I Pray" seeks to examine the increasingly challenging goal of faithful, authentic Christian public prayer in the antagonistic arena of