by EPC Admin | Jun 22, 2022 | General Assembly Meeting
Rosemary Lukens, Ruling Elder for Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church in Gig Harbor, Wash., was elected Moderator of the EPC’s 42nd General Assembly on June 22. In her opening remarks, Lukens told the Assembly that the EPC “does not just have a mission—we are on mission:...
by EPC Admin | Jun 22, 2022 | General Assembly Meeting
The 42nd General Assembly worship services, business sessions, and Leadership Institute plenary sessions are available via live stream online at www.epc.org/ga2022livestream and in the GA mobile app. The Assembly is at Ward Church in Northville, Mich., June 21-24....
by EPC Admin | Jun 21, 2022 | General Assembly Meeting, Leadership Development
In the Westminster Society’s series of lectures at the 2022 Leadership Institute, Don Fortson provided an overview of Presbyterianism in colonial America in the 1600-1700s. Fortson discussed Francis Makemie, known as “the Father of American Presbyterianism.” Makemie...
by EPC Admin | Jun 21, 2022 | General Assembly Meeting, Leadership Development
In the Westminster Society’s series of lectures at the 2022 Leadership Institute, Zach Hopkins discussed gleanings from the Thomas Boston book, The Art of Manfishing. The Scottish Presbyterian Pastor wrote the book in 1699 when he was 22 years old. “Seeing I am called...
by EPC Admin | Jun 21, 2022 | General Assembly Meeting, Leadership Development
In the 2022 Leadership Institute plenary session, “Pursuit of Public Fidelity,” Vincent Bacote and Sandy Willson took questions from the audience in a variety of topics related to ministering in the public square. In response to a question about discussing politics in...
by EPC Admin | Jun 21, 2022 | General Assembly Meeting, Leadership Development
In the Westminster Society’s series of lectures at the 2022 Leadership Institute, Aaron White discussed “Evangelism and Mission in the New Testament.” “Jesus’ in the euangelizomai in the New Testament, and we see three stages of the Greek word in Luke-Acts. With John...
