Hope for today from a past crisis
In 1836, a typhus epidemic hit Scotland. The minister in my own congregation in Stranraer at the time was William Symington. As both his unpublished diaries and a memoir written by his sons reveal,...
Interactive Covenanter History
In the autumn of 2017, student Julia Lodder was in Scotland on the RPCS Semester in Scotland programme. As part of her course work, she had a class in Scottish Reformation and Covenanting History...
Atlantic Presbytery Report
The Atlantic Presbytery of the RPCNA met at White Lake Covenanter Camp from September 24-25, 2020. Normally the presbytery is hosted by a church in the Presbytery but because of restrictions put in place...
Covid: Japan Update & Prayer Points
The seminary in Sannomiya (Kobe Theological Hall) has resumed classes. We recently had orientation for both students and teachers. This year, our registration list has about 20 students (with some students only taking online...
Church Planting Conference at RPTS
The Reformed Presbyterian Seminary in America (RPTS) recently held a week-long intensive Church Planting course. There were thirty participants, with some in the classroom and some attending digitally for this very interactive program led...
Stornoway RP Newsletter
The August newsletter of Stornoway RPCS can now be downloaded by clicking here.
Cloughmills Holiday Club: Online
Cloughmills Reformed Presbyterian were disappointed to not be able to run our Holiday Bible Club as normal this year due to Covid-19 restrictions, however, we were very happy to be able to work with C.E.F. (Child Evangelism Fellowship)...
Teaching for Ruling Elders
The call to serve as a ruling elder is a high calling from the Triune God. Elders are placed by the Holy Spirit to oversee congregations that belong to the God who purchased them...
Airdrie RP Kids Club goes Online
On Friday the 4th September Kids Club resumed online using Zoom. Though we’d prefer to meet in person the online format means that we can be joined by children from the other RP churches...
Romesh Prakashpalan: Life and God’s Leading
Early Years in the Faith Romesh (“Rom”) Prakashpalan grew up in southern California in a Hindu-practicing household. He left the Hindu faith later in his teenage years and professed atheism throughout college and his...
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