Cloughmills Reformed Presbyterian were disappointed to not be able to run our Holiday Bible Club as normal this year due to Covid-19 restrictions, however, we were very happy to be able to work with C.E.F. (Child Evangelism Fellowship)...
We’ve got an exciting new campaign this year for our kids. Read on to find out more and keep reading to get an update on our Student2Student campaign from last year. Our NEW #KID2KID Campaign We are excited...
Early Years in the Faith Romesh (“Rom”) Prakashpalan grew up in southern California in a Hindu-practicing household. He left the Hindu faith later in his teenage years and professed atheism throughout college and his...
The following article was originally written for the Gentle Reformation blog. Check it out for more great content by reformed writers and preachers. It becomes us to be humble under humbling providences. – Matthew...
Presbytery met by way of Zoom on the 26th June. The March meeting had been cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic, so this was a busy meeting. The main item of business was giving...
The Irish RP Senior Camp for young people 16+ ran on an online format the 5th-10th July. 82 young people attended all or parts of it. Rev. Philip McCollum gave a talk on Monday...
Here in the UK, bramble picking season is upon us. Rev Stephen Steele, minister of Stranraer RP Church and a keen historian, stumbled across the following old meditation by Rev J. P Struthers on...
For the past few decades, Reformed churches have emphasized the planting of new congregations. For instance, in the RPCNA, nearly 25% of the existing congregations are less than fifteen years old! RPTS will be...
At Sparta, Illinois, we are beginning our 200th year (so not 200 yet, until next June) of God’s amazing providence here. We are a small group of believers devoted to following Jesus. We gather...
It’s wonderful, truly wonderful, that there are a number of congregations of ours who have not abandoned people in the countryside! In our rush to evangelize the cities (also worthy in itself) we’ve forgotten...