Saint Andrew’s Chapel, a prominent Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) congregation in Sanford, Florida, overwhelmingly voted to leave the denomination just two years after joining it, with the final tally 669–108. One of the largest PCA churches in the country, with more than 1,100 members, Saint Andrew’s was formerly led
The 2024 Form 990 for the Jesus Calling Foundation is now available and shows that the foundation contributed over a million dollars from book royalties to the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) in a single year. In 2024, the same year that the PCA Committee on Discipleship Ministries (CDM) was tasked to “assess the
Pastor Michael Foster and “other faithful churchmen, both named and anonymous,” have launched Save the PCA, a website whose goal is to “stop the Presbyterian Church of America, one of the largest reformed denominations in America (and the world) from embracing left-wing practices that are not rooted in scripture.” In particular,
Joel Littlepage joined Grace Mosaic church seven years ago, becoming the associate pastor of the burgeoning PCA congregation in Washington, DC. Here, he served as the Pastor of Worship and Formation while also being the founder and co-director of the Daily Prayer Project. On August 31, 2025, in a sermon
The Presbyterian Church in America’s (PCA) Administrative Committee has revealed that they intend to discuss the actions of their Stated Clerk, Bryan Chapell, after he accidentally revealed a list of names he considers to be denominational “scandalizers” who have either “left the faith, their family or taken their life.” In
The Stated Clerk of The Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) just unleashed a fresh round of drama before the denomination’s upcoming General Assembly in June after he accidentally revealed a list of names of those he considered “scandalizers” who have either “left the faith, their family or taken their life.”
New numbers released by the Presbyterian Church in America’s (PCA) Administrative Committee reveal that the conservative denomination continues to grow and expand, being an outlier in ecclesial trends that have seen membership in most denominations sharply declining. byFaith Magazine, the official publication of the PCA, reveals that, according to statistics
The Presbyterian Church In America (PCA) Mission to North America has publicly apologized for an article instructing illegal immigrants how to conceal their identities from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents (ICE) if they are being detained, saying that they “repent and apologize” for falling “short of our Biblical and
Hours after rank and file PCA presbyterians tore through social media following revelations that their denomination’s missions website, the PCMNA, contained an article instructing illegal immigrants how to interact with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents (ICE) if they are being detained, advising them to leave only to show identity
An article posted to The Presbyterian Church In America (PCA) Mission to North America website, (Since removed, but archived at our link) PCMNA, instructs illegal immigrants how to interact with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents (ICE) if they are being detained, advising them to leave only to show identity
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