Delegates of presbytery gathered at our mother church, Seattle RPC, on March 2-3, 2023. The hospitality of the congregation was warm and inviting. Many volunteered to meet our needs and make the work of...
Johnathan Kruis was recently ordained as the Pastor of Fresno Reformed Presbyterian Church. This joyous occasion marked the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the church and the Kruis family. The...
RPCNA | Pacific Coast Presbytery | Reno (Nevada, USA) Established: 2018 Pastor: Colin Samul Ruling Elder: Greg Kothman Members: 18 Communicant, 19 Baptized Among Deserts and Mountains Northern Nevada holds surprising beauty. It is...
The Pacific Coast Presbytery (PCP) met on March 10-11th, 2022 in Fresno, California at the Fresno Reformed Presbyterian Church. The retiring Moderator (myself), constituted the court at 12:30PM in the name and by the...
COVID-19 caught much of the world unawares, escalating from a distant headline to causing mass lockdowns almost overnight. The RP youth retreat to which I had been looking forward was abruptly cancelled. Youth retreats...
RPCNA | Pacific Presbytery | Edmonton (Alberta, Canada) Joined RPCNA: April 2010 Elders: Pastor Bob Hackett & Pastor Patrick McNeely (provisional elder) Deacon: Eric Mulder Members: 20 Communicant, 19 Baptized At The Shelter Reformed...
The Pacific Coast Presbytery of the RPCNA met Friday, March 13 and Saturday, March 14 in a not-so-spacious beach house in Newport Beach, California, USA. All Saints RPC (Brea, California) did a great job...
Stephen Mulder, from Edmonton, AB sat exams during the recent Pacific Coast Presbytery meeting. He showed a high proficiency of theological knowledge in his first systematics exam (there are three total systematics exams to...
Colin Samul and Christopher Myers booth sat their ordination exams during the recent meeting of the Pacific Coast Presbytery. Several other exams occurred over the weekend, all were very encouraging and showing a high...
At a meeting of the Pacific Coast Presbytery this week Christopher Myers stood to indicate his willingness to serve as the new pastor of Phoenix. We then proceeded to Mr. Myers’s ordination exams. He began...
