Events for 22 July, 2020 – 22 July, 2020 › Majola › – Uniting Presbyterian Church In Southern Africa

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UPCSA General Assembly 2021

Presbyterian Link March/April 2024
May 7, 2024
SA Elections Observers
April 25, 2024
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March 2, 2024
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March 2, 2024
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Presbyterian Link May – June
November 16, 2023
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TRIBUTE TO REV JOHN KNOX BOKWE ON T
March 23, 2022
Women’s Consultation 2022
January 17, 2022
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Dear Presbyterians,
MODERATOR’S LETTER JANUARY 20
January 8, 2022
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Dear Fellow Presbyterians, Compliments
MODERATOR’S MESSAGE: PASSING
December 26, 2021
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Please receive the message
END OF THE YEAR MESSAGE FROM THE MO
December 22, 2021
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Dear Presbyterians, Please receive

The Teaching Preacher
22 July, 2024
We don’t come to church to hear a commentary on the latest political issues in America. If we want that, we can turn on CNN or Fox News. We come to church to hear a word from God. We don’t want your opinions. We want to hear a prophetic ministry that prefaces the sermon with... Continue Reading
How a 224-Year-Old ARP Presbytery was Dissolved in a Day
22 July, 2024
The enabling motion behind the debate: “That a special committee be formed to investigate Second Presbytery’s handling of the allegations against Chuck Wilson and that this special committee report back any irregularities and/or deviations from our Standards to the Executive Board at its Fall 2023 meeting along with any recommendations for further action.” In... Continue Reading
‘Hillbilly Elegy’—A Threat to Critical Race Theory
22 July, 2024
The major controversy that surrounds the book is that it contradicts the narrative of identity politics presently dominant in this country. We are told that racial injustice is only a problem with minority groups who are non-white. White men are, by definition, oppressors. That is the standard presupposition of identity politics. Because the book portrays... Continue Reading