Not everyone can attend seminary, yet we often recognize the benefit of obtaining a more formalized theological training. Realizing this reality, RPTS (the RP Seminary in Pittsburgh) has prepared some special courses to help...
Below is the next in our series of articles written by A. R. Wright for children and young people (perhaps most suitable for 8-13 year olds, though of course beneficial to us all). They...
RP Pastors from around the world have been working hard to produce material to encourage both adults and children alike during these strange and uncertain times. We have included a list of some of...
‘When you fast’ (Matthew 6:17)’The days will come when the bridegroom is taken away from them, and then they will fast in those days’ (Luke 5:35) Ahead of the RP Church of Scotland’s call...
The Scottish church produces Bible Reading Notes each week. This week they are starting a new series in the ‘Let’s Worship God’ booklets on Titus. You can download the notes for the week or...
A ten-lesson course, entitled Deacons and Mercy Ministry is being taught by RPTS President, Dr. Barry York. The course consists of video lectures between 25-30 minutes in length, accompanied by PowerPoints and discussion questions....
We are pleased to announce that the 2018 Minutes of Synod (RPCNA) are now available. The Minutes include actions of the Synod, a denominational directory, financial and statistical information, and reports on RP missions...
The Scottish church produces Bible Reading Notes each week. This week we are starting a new series in the Let’s Worship God booklets on 2 Timothy. You can download copies or follow along daily...
The following article was written by Rev Stephen Steele, minister of Stranraer Reformed Presbyterian Church, and was published by his local newspaper: ‘All the lonely people. Where do they all come from? All the...
E-books are arriving at the Library of the Reformed Presbyterian Seminary! Librarian Tom Reid has begun adding such resources for the benefit of our patrons, especially students at a distance. The first book added...
