The November 2011 Presbyterian Panel survey included a number of multiple-choice Bible knowledge questions. This PDF contains all of the Bible questions from the Member/Elder (ruling elder) version and the Minister (teaching elder) version of the surveys, and separate copies of the questions with the correct answers to each. This set can be used for small groups or individual assessment of Bible knowledge.
This important paper, number 3 in the Office of Theology and Worship's "Church Issues Series," was produced by the United Reformed Church in the United Kingdom. It is valuable to Presbyterians because it illuminates unity/diversity matters by providing fresh perspectives on the crucial question of the Bible's authority in the church and by providing scriptural insights into contentious sexuality issues.
This resource includes ideas for back to school blessings and celebrations which include all those in education as students or leaders in our faith communities and our communities.
UKirk Campus Ministries vary in governance structure from congregation-based ministries to independent 501©3 organizations, with many variations in-between.This Quicksheet offers a variety of reflections on ways to recruit, equip and empower a board of directors to support and sustain successful campus ministry.
The subject of boycotts is charged with strong emotions for many people. Therefore, the issues are difficult to define with absolute clarity. The following is presented in the hope that this paper will serve as a step toward defining the various dimensions of boycott as a method and provide criteria for evaluation of boycotts. It should be remembered that such deliverances, even when passed by the General Assembly, are "ministerial and declarative" (FG 3 1.07) in their guidance. Their purpose is to bring the force of God's love and justice to bear upon the consciences of the members of Christ's …
Increasingly, we find that we are living in a world with numerous walls and barriers. These are walls that force us to live in sometimes small and isolated compartments. These walls and the resulting compartments often prevent us from seeing and understanding the lives of others who live in different compartments or on the other side of the wall from us. These walls are leading many to live in fear, isolation, and poverty; therefore, preventing all parties from living in peace. This is no more obvious than with the conflict in Israel and Palestine. Ideological, theological, political, economic, and even …
For every mission experience, challenges and questions are a constant companion. Successfully translating your mission experience requires the right attitude, the right tools and the training to create the right opportunities. In October’s webinar, join us as we discuss how to navigate those cross-cultural waters to reach the far shore, how to communicate effectively within your mission service and how to bring that experience home using simple communication tools. We’ll discuss social media, photography, video and connecting with home congregations as well as how to create relationships that keep communication alive.
Describes the process for building a neighborhood out of boxes and other everyday household supplies. It is an activity for all ages and all kinds of families working together. The Neighborhood Build is based on Fred Rogers’ ideas about relationships, creative play, pride in making things, family communication, and community.
Report on the approval of the resolution "To Meet AIDS with Grace and Truth" from the 206th General Assembly
"Called to Discipleship: Preparing Church Officers for Leadership" led by Kathy Michael. This resource is the class appendices.