We are pleased to announce that the 2019 Minutes of Synod are now available! The Minutes include actions of the Synod, a denominational directory, financial and statistical information, and reports on RP missions and...
A. R. Wright Lamps may be divided into two main classes- portable lamps and fixed lamps: lamps which we carry about with us, such as the flashlight, the hurricane lamp, and the miner’s lamp;...
The Bond of Love David McKay, Christian Focus Publications “Could anything be more beautiful than the gracious covenant which the Lord makes with saved sinners?” With that incentive, Prof. McKay invites us to join...
Alexander R. Wright grew up on a farm near Cullybackey, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland. He became a minister of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in 1934 and served in the Ballylaggan Congregation, Co. Londonderry until...
Last Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the first human steps on the moon. As a graduate of Neil Armstrong’s Purdue University, I’ve long been fascinated by the story of lunar exploration. I love...
Some Psalms are easy to love. It is no mystery why Psalm 23 is a perennial favorite. But it is also no mystery why we cherry-pick the Psalms. What do you do with prayers...
The latest edition of Good News, the magazine of the Scottish RP Church, is now out. Featuring articles on inclusive education, improving our worship, understanding the Trinity, an excerpt from the writings of William...
This sermon was preached 157 years ago this week on the death of William Symington – and Stranraer RPC have made it available to read on their website. Symington was ordained in Stranraer 200 years...
A House of Prayer – A Commentary on 2nd Chronicles by Andrew Stewart (Welwyn Commentary Series by Evangelical Press) Andrew Stewart, minister of Geelong RPC, has added this companion volume to his one on...
I’m not certain but I suspect that if you asked a pastor what discourages him most, a common answer given would be the inactive member. By inactivity I don’t mean only those who are...