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By the Rev. Anne H. K. Apple, Pastoral Associate, Idlewild Presbyterian Church, Memphis, Tenn. In this paper, the Rev. Anne H. K. Apple shares her experiences around pastoral authority, the… Read more »
By Rev. Rufus Burton, Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Martinsburg, W.Va. Ministerial authority is the authority to preach the Word and administer the Sacraments. This essay by Rufus Burton examines preaching… Read more »
By the Rev. Rufus Burton, Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Martinsburg, W.Va. A presentation by the Rev. Rufus Burton to the Faculty Initiative Conference of Re-Forming Ministry, dated February 16, 2009.
The Rev. Jim Gunn, Edwin B. Lindsay Chaplain to Students, University of Dubuque A five-part essay about the Faculty Initiative Cluster within the Reforming Ministry Project from the Rev. Jim… Read more »
By Joseph D. Small, Director, Theology, Worship and Education, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) An essay by Joseph Small about the Presbyterian Church’s formal understanding of ministry and how it provides insight… Read more »
By Joseph D. Small, Coordinator, Theology, Worship and Education, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) An essay delivered to the National Workshop on Christian Unity on what is the “church.” This article originally… Read more »
An essay by Joseph Small about steps toward unity within the church. This article originally appeared in Ecumenical Trends, vol. 37, no. 6, June 2008.
By Joseph D. Small, Coordinator, Theology, Worship and Education, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) A republished article about Catholicism and Reformed churches, originally written Joseph Ratzinger.
Joseph D. Small, Coordinator, Theology, Worship and Education, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Since the 1970’s, Presbyterians have been arguing about who can be ordained (educators? gay and lesbian persons?) as well… Read more »
Joseph D. Small, Coordinator, Theology, Worship and Education, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) This paper examines the church’s earlier terminology and structures, for use of the re-formation of the church.
