Orthodox Presbyterian

Machen was the foremost defender of orthodox Christianity in the early 20th century, critiquing the drift of theological modernism into unbelief. Machen fought for the historic Christian faith in a time when many Protestants were abandoning the Bible. Machen founded Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, as well as being instrumental in the formation of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church.

A missionary/pastor who rejoiced in the songs of Zion and loved to lead the people of God in singing his praises, Robert K. Churchill reflects on the formation of the of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. In heart and life, Bob echoed the cry of the apostle: "Woe is me if I preach not the gospel." He delighted unceasingly in the "Marvelous grace of our loving Lord...grace that is greater than all our sin." He was zealous for the whole counsel of God and had to proclaim it.

Presbyterianism is good for you! This short introduction shows the value of Presbyterianism to your spiritual well-being as a layperson in the church. An extensive Q&A section answers practical questions.

FAIRACRES PUBLICATIONS 080 How is the monastic life to bear witness in the climate of the present age to the primacy of God, and to stand as a sign that his Kingdom is at hand? Dom Jean Leclercq's reflections in the title essay are an unwitting commentary on the story of two particular communities described in this pamphlet. Their origins and daily life may be said to exemplify also the prophetic element in monasticism discussed in the final essay. From the striking witness of four different traditions (Roman Catholic, Coptic Orthodox, Presbyterian and Anglican) we come to see that monastic...