Part 2 of PCA GA, "So What?" Join the conversation with Lynna Sutherland (Advocacy from the Presbyterian Pew) and Donna Westcott (The Psycho-Theologian) as we further discuss the happenings, nuances, and responses to last week’s PCA General Assembly. We will also explore the questions, hopes, and wisdom as we move forward. An insider’s look into the 'business' of GA.

SHOW NOTES:

• From Lynna’s ministry Advocacy From the Presbyterian Pew:
• PCA GA 2024 https://presbyterianpew.org/tag/pcaga24/
• Free course Presbyterian Church Government 101 https://presbyterianpew.org/courses/presbyterian-church-government-101/
• Donna Westcott, The Psycho-Theologian http://donnawestcott.com/
• Tim Keller podcast Ann Maree referenced at the beginning of the show can be found here https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/podcasts/rise-and-fall-of-mars-hill/tim-keller-mike-cosper-mars-hill-bonus.html
• Ann Maree on Help[H]er Substack https://helpher.substack.com/
• DASA Report (Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault) https://dasacommittee.org/committee-report

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