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On the Cover
Art Director Kathy Whalen has used
U.S. campaign buttons and flags of Mexico, Kenya, Germany, South
Korea, and the United Nations to convey the truth that for many
Christians the flag of patriotism flown during election season is
marked, and sometimes torn, by their confession of faith in Jesus
Christ. Whether running for office, voting, or reciting the great
confessions of the Reformed faith in worship, these believers
understand that faith propels us from the church into the world.
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Faith and
Politics: Two PTS Alums Make Bids for U.S. Congress, Fall
Short DeForest Buster Soaries
and Doug Forrester are the latest PTS grads to seek to live
out their Christian calling by running for political office.
Both ran for U.S. Congress from New Jersey this fall. Their
campaigns raised the larger questions about what happens when
faith and politics mix.
by Kent Annan |
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Giving Words to the Story G. Robert
Jacks, a longtime professor of speech communication at Princeton
Seminary, died suddenly on June 5, 2002. In this tribute, one of
his faculty colleagues and several of his former students honor
his career and his ministry and remember both what he meant to
them and what he taught them.
by Barbara A. Chaapel, Charles L. Bartow, Margot Starbuck
Hausmann, Jack R. Van Ens, and Donald M. Mackenzie Jr. |
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A Living Confession: The Presbyterian
Church and the Anniversary of the Confession of 1967
Every church must respond to the demands of its place and
time, and confessions are one of the ways churches have done
so. The Confession of 1967 and the Book of Confessions are
part of the living witness to today's church.
by Erika Marksbury |
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