News from the Presbytery’s Treasurer – May 12, 2022
Credit card usage Activity at our churches is ramping back up, and as activity picks up, so do purchases and expenditures. That means it is probably a good time to revisit, or perhaps, implement card use procedures and controls. There are several examples of fraud and embezzlement taking place [...]
A Word from our General Presbyter – May 12, 2022
By Ed Thompson This year, the General Assembly will meet starting Saturday, June 18 and continue through Saturday, July 9. Commissioners aren’t expected to hang out in Louisville or be glued to a Zoom screen for that whole time, though. Committee meetings will be held in person from June [...]
Getting to know our newer pastors: Jay Nunley
“Please tell me this is not a call to be a pastor.” That is what Jay Nunley said to his pastor, Jim Musgrave, one day in 2016. Jay’s parents took him to mostly Baptist-type churches when he was growing up. He never connected with them and drifted away from [...]
A Word from our General Presbyter – April 28, 2022
By Ed Thompson I find I have more questions than answers these days. That could be the result of greater maturity. (I wish.) It could be the increasing realization that the world has changed and continues to change. What I learned in seminary no longer seems as relevant. The [...]
News from the Presbytery’s Treasurer – April 28, 2022
Credit card usage Activity at our churches is ramping back up, and as activity picks up, so do purchases and expenditures. That means it is probably a good time to revisit, or perhaps, implement card use procedures and controls. There are several examples of fraud and embezzlement taking place [...]