Being the best church we can be in an ever-changing world
In wishing the Presbyterian Outlook a happy 200th celebration, I have to first say I cannot remember a time when the Outlook’s..
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On being a Virginian
Guest commentary by Heath Rada Reality time! I am a Virginian, born and bred. Whereas I have adopted North Carolina as my..
Mentoring: Biblical, Theological and Practical Perspectives
Dean K. Thompson and D. Cameron Murchison, editors Eerdmans Publishing, 240 pages Reviewed by Heath K. Rada Run, don’t walk, to purchase..
Space to grieve, room to trust: Following the Spirit into God’s future
Guest commentary by Heath Rada Sometimes life confronts us with situations where there seem to be no “right” choices. It is at..
Cancer: A personal story
Is there any other word in our language that causes the same emotional reaction as does the word cancer? To even say..
Renew your commitment to live like Jesus
It’s a new year, 2016! A symbolic new beginning where the slate is wiped clean and we start anew. Some of us..
Moderator Heath Rada: Message to church on religious differences
by Heath Rada, moderator of 2014 General Assembly For a number of years it was my privilege to serve on the board..
It’s our time to share (Moderator’s column)
(PNS) Greetings from Taipei, where the Presbyterian Church in Taiwan is celebrating its 150th birthday. Large gatherings of us have worshipped, sang, and..
Move the journey on (Moderator’s column)
Have you ever been lost? I mean, really lost. Maybe you were a child, or maybe you were on a hike. Maybe..
Reasons to celebrate (Moderator’s column)
So much is happening which our denomination needs to know. So instead of my traditional narrative this month, I wish to share..