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A Personal Perspective on Scott Anderson’s Ordination

October 15, 2011

Much has been said and written about the ordination of Scott Anderson this past weekend at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Madison, Wisconsin. Covenant Network’s Interim Executive Director, Nancy Enderle, offers her reflections about this momentous event.

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Archbishop Tutu praises the PCUSA

October 12, 2011

Eminent South African Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, a winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, has written Stated Clerk Gradye Parsons in support of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s recent change in ordination standards: 23 September 2011 The Rev. Gradye Parsons Stated Clerk Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) 100 Witherspoon Street Louisville KY 40202-1396 Dear Brother in Christ, I am writing you [...]

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Once the Scales Fell, a Conference Sermon

April 13, 2011

“Our healing is wrapped up in one another. Apparently, that’s the way God designed it.” The Rev. Katie Morrison talks about the hard work of circling back, in her sermon preached at the 2010 Covenant Conference in Houston.

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“Baptism is every Christian’s ordination.”

April 13, 2011

Rev. Dr. Dean K. Thompson, recently retired President of Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, spoke in support of Amendment 10-A at the March 1, 2011 meeting of the Presbytery of West Virginia.

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Interview with Rev. Dr. Arlo Duba

January 27, 2011

Dr. Arlo Duba, Professor of Worship Emeritus, retired Dean of the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary, and PC(USA) Minister of Word and Sacrament, was recently interviewed by More Light Presbyterian Outreach Director, Debra Peevey. Dr. Duba shares his journey, leading to a change of heart and mind regarding the ordination of LGBT persons.

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Standing by the Promises

January 21, 2011

Elder Signe Bell, speaking to New Castle Presbytery prior to their vote to approve Amendment 10-A, reminded Presbyterians of the promises made to all the baptized.

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