A study exam for ordination in the Associate Reformed Presbyteran Church. This would not have appeal to many American Baptacostals or others in the anti-intellectualist stream of American religion.
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| A learned, educated, deliberative, interdisciplinarian, confessional, biblical, historical, catholic and influential ministry. Of course, in the service of good Anglican Prayer Book Churchmanship, that is, liturgy. This is missing with Presbyterians, although they have lovely hymns and a grand Confession that is near-wise unimpeachable. |
http://www.therulingelder.com/2012/02/ordination-exam-study-guide.html
Ordination Exam Study Guide
The Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church has a helpful study
guide posted on their website for men preparing for ordination in the ARP.
Although some of the study questions are specifically related to ARP history and
distinctives (for example: "Discuss Gairney Bridge in terms of its significance
for the Church today."), most of the guide applies to any Reformed denomination.
Are you preparing for a Presbytery Exam? Are you training men in your
congregation to serve as elders? Would you just like to enrich your knowledge of
the Bible, Theology, and Church History? Then have a look at the study guide, here. I think it is a great tool!
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