From Chris Castaldi’s Chris-tocentric blog: For two decades after the end of the Second World War, C. S. Lewis (1898-1963) was one of the most public advocates of Christianity in England. He was both a popular author and a famous academic in Oxford, where he spent most of his career. To a generation that survived …
From David Robertson, minister of St. Peters’ Free Presbyterian Church, Dundee. Robertson notes that many are observing the ongoing debate within his own denomination about whether they will allow the singing of material not sourced from the Bible in their worship services. What this post is about though is an issue that Robertson notes in …
The Presbyterian Theological College, Melbourne, recently conducted a Mission Week in cooperation with the Hume Presbyterian Church. Jared Hood has three posts on the week. He describes the mission as: a week of evangelism based at Hume Presbyterian in the northern suburbs (near Melbourne airport). It was a great week, with a lot of doorknocking …
This is the coolest feature ever. I’m just sorry I can’t presently use it because it would involve the prohibitive expense of international phone calls. Maybe there’s a workaround with Skype or something that will prove to be cheaper, or they’ll come up with local numbers. It's happened to all of us. The night starts …
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