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Character, Competence, and the Life of the Presbyterian Church in America
I first became involved in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) in 2006. It was fall semester at the University of Nebraska, where I had just matriculated after graduating high school the previous spring. A friend I had recently met invited me to the weekly large group gathering of Reformed University Fellowship (RUF). It became a kind of home for me for the next four years. There I heard the Gospel preached, grew in my understanding of Scri…
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