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Articles and Papers

Here are a list of articles and papers related to constitutional fidelity:

added 2006-11-10
Nothing Can Separate Us:Joint Statement by Renewal Leaders of November 8th

added 2006-10-30
Replies to Jack Harberer's Editorial of 10/16

added 2006-10-19
Letter From David M. Githii
Moderator, Presbyterian Church of East Africa

added 2006-10-17
Interview with Richard Burnett about Constitutional Presbyterians

added 2006-10-12
Of Institutions and Constitutions
by Malcolm King, III

added 2006-10-08
Where Are the "Old Guys (and Gals)?"
by Steve Moss, HR

What Does It Mean to be a Constitutional Presbyterian?
by D. Paul La Montagne

New Sermon Series by Malcolm King

Click here to see thirteen new sermons by Malcolm King based on the Theological Declaration of Constitutional Presbyterians.

Four Part Series

These papers are part of an in progress series being prepared by a group of leaders and experts in church polity associated with several renewal groups within the PC (USA), including Constitutional Presbyterians, to address concerns that have arisen in the aftermath of the 217th General Assembly
(2006). The papers provide suggested resolutions for presbyteries, along with historical background and analysis of pertinent sections of the Book of Order and related actions by the General Assembly and its Permanent Judicial Commission. The resolutions are fully consistent with PC (USA) polity and our covenantal obligations.

1) Facts and Sample Resolutions Concerning Per Capita (PDF) added 2006-10-10

2) Peace, Unity, and Property (PDF) added 2006-10-26

We are members of the PC (USA) taking action to be in a church where leaders, councils and institutions govern according to the rule of law under the authority of Scripture and a constitution. With the light of Scripture and our church confessions, we understand the recent Authoritative Interpretation of G-6.0108b to be a serious and grave subversion of our church's constitution and one of many recent signs that theological progressives and conservatives are not existing together in peace, unity and purity under the same confessional and institutional boundaries.