Controversy within the Presbyterian Church is not a new thing. We have passed this way before.” With those words, Dykers-Koenig tours readers through recent history of the Presbyterian Church, its enacting a prohibition on the ordination of one category of people and how the newly proposed Amendment 10-A seeks to resolve the church’s resulting conflicts. Click here to read the full article.
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