Let’s Journey Together April 2020

TO ALL IN THE UPCSA

Please receive LJT 2/2020.

Warmest Regards

Rev Lungile Mpetsheni

General Secretary

Tags: coronavirus, Easter, Jesus, Presbyterian, UPCSA

TRIBUTE TO REV JOHN KNOX BOKWE ON T
March 23, 2022
Urgent Vacancy advert and Adjusted
February 4, 2022
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Women’s Consultation 2022
January 17, 2022
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Memorial Service for the Rev Christ
January 12, 2022
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA The Memorial Service
MODERATOR’S LETTER JANUARY 20
January 8, 2022
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Dear Fellow Presbyterians, Compliments
MODERATOR’S MESSAGE: PASSING
December 26, 2021
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END OF THE YEAR MESSAGE FROM THE MO
December 22, 2021
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UPCSA Central Office Closure for Ch
December 21, 2021
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA The UPCSA Central Office
Let’s Journey Together Decemb
December 20, 2021
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Human Rights Statement
December 15, 2021
Human Rights Day 10 December

An Update on the Voting of the PCA BCO Amendments: The Tale So Far
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As Fall fades into Winter about 38 presbyteries have given their advice and consent concerning some or all of the twelve Items sent down from the 49th General Assembly (2022) in Birmingham, AL. To change the Book of Church Order, an amendment is run through a three-part process. First, it must pass the General Assembly... Continue Reading
How One Christian School Addressed Critical Theory
28 November, 2022
More than twenty years ago, my wife and I helped found Augustine School, a classical Christian school in Jackson, Tennessee. Every Christian institution, if it is to remain faithful, must understand the times (1 Chron. 12:32) and articulate the gospel as perplexing ethical challenges emerge. The following statement is one model for how a Christian... Continue Reading
The Second Commandment and Films Depicting Jesus
28 November, 2022
Given the arts and their depictions of Jesus, it’s no wonder that Lord is not more favorably seen by the church as the Ancient of Days, King of Kings and Lord of Lords, or the God of Psalms 2 and 3 (for instance). The Lord Jesus is too often depicted as a defeated suffering servant... Continue Reading