At the PCA GA: Less than 2/3 vote to recommend an amended proposal to stay in the NAE
IRC must "be alert for and report to the GA any action or position taken by the NAE"
"The Stated Clerk of the PCA is presently serving as the Chairman of the NAE Board of Directors and Executive Committee and an ex officio member of the Board of World Relief…the PCA has contacts with other evangelical Christian denominations, organizations, individuals, and ministries, shares in the mercy ministries of the World Relief Commission, participates in world evangelization, and has a greater voice and influence in civic engagement through the NAE…" (Extract from Permanent Committee)
At the PCA GA: Overtures Committee votes to deny some controversial issues
Minority report expected in the case of Intinction and Theistic Evolution
On Monday afternoon, most of the major Committees of Commissioners met to go over reports from Boards and Agencies, as well as the SuperCommittee of Commissioners, known as the Overtures Committee, that deals with most overtures.
Attending the Southern Baptist Convention 2012 in New Orleans
Editor's note: Trevin has agreed to allow the Aquila Report to reprint all his SBC blogs
Now is not the time to water down our Baptist distinctives, seek unity at the level of ecclesiology, and pretend that all evangelicals are the same. Allies in WWII did not give up their sovereignty or their countries’ distinctive traits. But neither did they treat each other as opponents This week, I will be in... Continue Reading
SBC’s LifeWay Bookstore Pulls PG13 Movie ‘The Blind Side’ From Its Shelves
Florida Pastor to submit resolution to annual convention complaining about movie's language
The quality and message of the film were praised by many sources, including Paul Asay of pluggedin.com, a Focus on the Family sponsored website that reviews entertainment. "It's not a pristine portrayal, either artistically or ethically. But I was moved by the story and walked out of the theater smiling,"
Are you going to Louisville? If so, we need some help.
The Aquila Report will be short one full time staff member at the PCA General Assembly
If you see or hear something that is newsworthy (e.g., not simply a rumor, no matter how hot it is) send an email and/or text to [email protected]. That would certainly be quicker and easier than trying to find Dominic Aquila at any given time!!
Christian Reformed Church: Combat global warming by using less energy
Synod says 'Human-induced climate change is an ethical, social justice, and religious issue.'
By public announcements on climate change, the CRC can call human kind back to a stewardly and humble way of living before God’s face. By using fewer nonrenewable resources and living more simply we may help developing countries rather than hindering them.
United Reformed Churches of North America – 2012 Synod
Report of Actions, Wednesday, June 13, at Synod Nyack
As the night hours passed, Synod turned its attention to two overtures addressing the proposed Psalter Hymnal. As a result, Synod directed the Psalter Hymnal committee to pay attention to “unrest and concern” in connection to gender-neutral language, the use of the name ‘Jehovah’ and various word changes in traditional hymns. Tuesday’s evening hours... Continue Reading
United Reformed Churches of North America – 2012 Synod
Report of Actions, Thursday, June 14, at Synod Nyack
By discussion, the delegates aired various difficulties experienced in home and foreign missions whereas others expressed some hesitation with the establishment of a federation level functionary for the purpose of mission coordination. After Synod engaged in fraternal and thorough deliberation, it organized a Missions Committee and created the position of a Missions Coordinator.
At the Christian Reformed Synod: Belhar adopted but not as a confession
The most contentious part of the evening was recommendation 6, to appoint a study committee to “explore and define ‘confession,’” and recommendation 7 to “reconsider the status of the Belhar Confession for adoption” in 2015.
Presbyterians, Relativism, and Nostalgia
This is why so many Presbyterians treat the Westminster Divines the way most Americans regard the founders — these are the heroic founders of our religious and political institutions. Noting the problems and flaws that haunted these folks is not what most people want to hear. They’d rather contemplate the genius, commitment, and courage that led to the triumph of good over bad
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