King George III of England (1738-1820) believed that Presbyterians were a contentious people and bl...
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This Leader Reader, "Hw the Early Church Understood Grace,"continues our study of the teachings and...
In the last few decades more study has been devoted to understanding the various roles of women in ...
Many Christians have a notion that the Church in the Middle Ages struggled or barely survived until...
Paul tells us that there is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, but all were on...
When Presbyterians think of important moments in the history of the church, the events and people ...
In this study we examine the Declaration of Independence in an effort to discern its context and cl...
In this one-session study participants will explore the question of whether America was founded as ...
Written one hundred years ago, the "Great Ends of the Church" is a short statement of the church's ...
When Presbyterian ministers, elders, and deacons accept a call to church leadership, they promise t...
In this one-session study for adults, we'll consider the faith of George Washington and its implica...
The goal of this session is to acquaint church leaders with specific information about the theologi...
Martin Luther was a simple monk in sixteenth-century Germany who followed his conscience and faith,...
John Calvin (1509-1564) was a major Protestant reformer whose influence continues to the present da...