As the first post, This is PC-USA, PCA or Orthodoxy Presbyterians. This is from the line in the 30s that decided a seminarian could preach who did not believe in the resurection. In the 70s, PC-USA funded socialist revelutionarys in Central America. When they starting funding abortions directly, that is when my denomination was formed and why the PCA has a Pro-Life plank.
Another plank men as Elders and Deacons, the women love it because the roles are well defined and the Women in the Church movement amoung us is thriving because of it.
As the first post, This is PC-USA,
Not the PCA or Orthodoxy Presbyterians. This is from the line in the 30s that decided a seminarian could preach who did not believe in the resurection. In the 70s, PC-USA funded socialist revolutionarys in Central America. When they starting funding abortions directly, that is when my denomination was formed and why the PCA has a Pro-Life plank.
Another plank men as Elders and Deacons, the women love it because the roles are well defined and the Women in the Church movement amoung us is thriving because of it.
Core families in 1962 in front of First Orthodox Presbyterian Church, Portland. Front row: Gay Buckley, Fenn and Sally Myrtle Bourland, Ida Vanden Hoek, Julia Vanden Hoek Back row: Fenn Bourland, Catherine Vanden Hoek, Marinus Vanden Hoek, Gertrude Bourland, Laurence Bourland On March 12, 1964, the group was officially organized as Trinity Presbyterian Church of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church, and called the Rev. Herbert W. Butt as its first pastor. Membership at the end of 1964 stood at thirty-seven communicants and twenty covenant children.