Presbyterian and Reformed Texas - Potential pitfalls and dangers for the PCA with Fred Greco

Potential pitfalls and dangers for the PCA with Fred Greco

01/16/24 • 40 min

Mr. Moderator Returns.
Teaching Elder, Fred Greco, of Christ Church Katy, delivered a message today at RTS Dallas' 2024 Spring Luncheon Series on "The Promises and Predicaments of Presbyterianism in the Present Moment."
He touches on three main areas:
1. Concerns about abuse.
2. Concerns about the size of the PCA as we grow.
3. Maintaining Presbyterian convictions in a changing world.
Q&A Follows.
Thanks again for RTS Dallas for allowing us to share this audio.
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Fred Greco (@fredgreco) on Twitter / X
Christ Church Katy
Fred Greco's first appearance on the show.
Fall 2023 PCA News Roundup where Synods are discussed.

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Christ Church Katy
Fred Greco's first appearance on the show.
Fall 2023 PCA News Roundup where Synods are discussed.

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Jim Cassidy @jjcassidy on Twitter / X

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