PCA Conversations

by Walter Henegar
Before the Civil War, a typical US Citizen might have identified himself as, say, a Virginian first and an American second. Living in Atlanta is like that: I am a Westsider first and an Atlantan second. The Westside is the part I really know, where I live, at 9 or 10 o’clock on [...]

Bainbridge Island is a thirty-minute ferry ride from downtown Seattle. It has a rich history of lumber mills, military bases, strawberry farms and summer cottages. During WWII Bainbridge had the dual fame/infamy of being the place where the Japanese code was broken and also the place where hundreds were shipped to internment camps. David Guterson [...]

Greetings from Marin County, California, birthplace of the mountain bike, American Buddhism, and the free-range, grass-fed vegetable. We’re the county just over the Golden Gate Bridge, sandwiched between San Francisco to the south and Sonoma and Napa counties to the north. The Pacific is our western border.
Anyone who has ever traveled to Bay Area wine [...]

Chicago is a great city; heartbreakingly great.  Chicagoans have smiled lately (with the usual midwestern reserve) at the way the rest of the world has only lately noticed Chicago again because one of our sons has been elected to the Office of the President.  Even Gotham has taken notice.  A recent article in the New [...]

When I say I live in Salt Lake City.  The first question most outside of Utah ask is “Are you Mormon?”  That question is evidence of a perception rooted in some reality, that the people of Utah are overwhelmingly members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.  About 65% are and the Christian [...]

Each Friday we will spotlight a different ministry around the country where the challenges and joys of gospel ministry are playing out in fresh ways.  Today’s focus is from Ray Cannata pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian in New Orleans, LA (NOLA).  Enjoy!
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I once heard someone say that everyone needs to live in a place where you [...]