The first study in the Being Reformed New Initiatives series focuses on the directional goal to inspire, equip, and connect the church to: cultivate, nurture, and sustain diverse, transformational leaders for Christ's mission. Each session is written by respected voices of the PC(USA) whose ministry has a focus on nurturing and supporting transformational leaders for the 21st century. New to the Being Reformed family is a series of studies focused on the strategic mission directional goals of the Presbyterian Mission Agency. These directional goals will further the agency's mission, approved by the 221th General Assembly, to inspire, equip, and connect the PC (USA) and its many expressions to serve Christ in the world through new and existing worshiping communities of faith, hope, love, and witness. This timely series invites congregations to join in working together as a faithful, inclusive community as we seek to accomplish our common goals.
Being Reformed: Faith Seeking Understanding is a series of biblically based mini-courses that provides adults with a foundational understanding of the Reformed faith. Each six-session study--written by well-known and respected scholars--features Scripture, prayer, in-depth commentary, and questions for reflection. Each study addresses its subject from a Reformed theological perspective. Lessons are enhanced through the Leader's Guide, which offers helpful suggestions and direction for group study. The main structure for these guides is the rubric Head, Heart, and Hands.