CDM Archive
Discipleship Ministries of the PCA
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Precious metals are refined with fire. So are people. The Bible makes numerous references to such testing and purifying.
Walter Lastovica knows all about refining, personally and professionally. The man who serves regularly as the timing clerk at PCA assemblies (and who expects to be doing that again in Philadelphia this month) is a man
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Because of the prominence of William Penn in the history of Phila
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Quill pens and candlesticks were on the State House tables as standard equipment for delegates to the 1776 Continental Congress. When commis
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Don’t ask Chuck LeSuer to give you any big speech on how Christians should use their time. He hasn’t got time for that. He’s longer on practicing than on preaching. Just observe his actions to see what he believes. Taking an occasional glance at his watch may seem natural for a man who worked for a railroad for 43 years helping to keep things on schedule. His ste
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Major proposals regard
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Twentieth Century Philadelphia evokes vivid memories for conservative Presbyterians, including many who may be in the city for the PCA general assembly this June. The eccle