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UPCSA General Assembly 2021

Presbyterian Link March/April 2024
May 7, 2024
SA Elections Observers
April 25, 2024
The SACC is calling for people who are interested
Presbyterian Link February 2024 Edi
March 2, 2024
Presbyterian Link February 2024 Edi
March 2, 2024
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Presbyterian Link May – June
November 16, 2023
Fellow Presbyterians, Find attached the May -June Presbyterian Link
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

45 Miles North of Pittsburgh
17 July, 2024
The psalmist tells us to put not our trust in princes…But the awful events of Saturday remind us that this statement is true, not merely because our leaders are limited and flawed but also because, like the grass and the flowers of the field, they can pass in the twinkling of an eye. Only the... Continue Reading
Holiness in Corporate Worship
17 July, 2024
We have the holy duty of delight to clear and align our [Lord’s] day so that we may best rest in our Lord. This rest is accomplished not through laziness or isolation but with a holy vigor, as we earnestly pursue the service of God in both private and public worship. Having grown up... Continue Reading
Digital Discipleship for Your Children, Part I
17 July, 2024
Technology is here to stay, and can be harnessed helpfully. We can worship, work, and play as worshippers and image-bearers without a total ban on screens or online access. But such spiritual success will only come with some vigorous cultivation. A little over eleven years ago, I published Save Them From Secularism. I wanted... Continue Reading