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... who were not convinced that the United States was on the right side of ... ... secular. In Marsden’s terms, the United States no longer possessed a mainstream ...
... six were from denominations outside the United States—for instance, one from South ... ... so. Unlike the President of the United States or the Pope, a moderator has no real ...
... those same men, upon their return to the United States, carried on the same kind of ... ... to plant churches throughout the United States.
But what about our local ...
... and the health and welfare of the United States is not necessarily the same as ... ... important differences between the United States’ original federal and republican ...
... and have no restrictions on travel to the United States), the pastor hopes the ... ... watched young people move to the United States for education or better job ...
... (RHM) of the Presbytery of Southern California. He and his wife Jane (and their ...
... family moved from Iran to San Jose, California, in 1986 due to the war in Iran. We ... ... providence, we ended up staying in the United States and my parents started reading ... ... him one night from our home in the United States only to discover that he was with ...
... led them to the Presbytery of Northern California of the OPC. In March 1999, ...
... two Haitian men who were studying in the United States had become members of his local ... ... the churches of the OPC in the United States and Canada with believers in Haiti in ...
... Ridge Bible Conference (Southern California)
Al Pontier
The Blue Ridge ... ... is no sound on earth greater than the united voices of believers singing "psalms, ...
... to serve as a chaplain in the United States Armed Forces, he must first be ... ... to his military service. The United States Army, Navy, and Air Force simply cannot ...
... Auxiliary of the Presbytery of Southern California meets twice yearly in conjunction ... ... of the Midwest held meetings in individual states for two years and then met together for ...
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