Joseph D. Small

The 221st General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church will be remembered for its approval of same-sex marriage, but its most lasting effect may be procedural. Continue Reading »

There was a time when the Presbyterian Church’s voice mattered, when its witness informed and transformed American culture. That time is rapidly receding into the mists of civic and cultural disestablishment. As its influence has waned, the church has failed to recognize the ways in which an . . . . Continue Reading »