FPC-Milford PA working on agreement with presbytery

The Layman Story: FPC-Milford working on agreement with presbytery

First Presbyterian Church of Edmond UPDATED 2x

• Members of Indian Nations Presbytery, a regional affiliate of the Presbyterian Church (USA), voted Monday to dismiss First Presbyterian Church of Edmond from the denomination, but not without discussion about the monetary terms of the severance.
• News OK Story: Edmond congregation votes to dissolve denominational relationship
• Oklahoman Newspaper Story: First Presbyterian Church of Edmond set to take historic vote
• Okla. Church Votes to Leave PCUSA, Joins Evangelical Covenant Order
• Mon Jan 28, 2013 Indian Nations Votes: 63-4 to release FPC of Edmond to the Evangelical Covenant Order
• $510,000 Blood money to release
• Sun Jan 27, 2013 Congregation votes to leave 815-75
• seven years of task forces and reports to the congregation

FPC Houston May Consider Leaving Its Denomination

Major Presbyterian Church May Consider Leaving Its Denomination

The church will vote on whether to enter into the discernment procedure with the presbytery.

Middle Smithfield PA changing denominations

Pocono Record Story: Presbyterian Church changing name, affiliation

• Middle Smithfield Presbyterian Church -> ?
• East Stroudsburg, PA
• PCUSA -> EPC
• National Register of Historic Places since 1987.
• Since 1814

First Presbyterian, Houston Tx to vote on Leaving.

Layman Online Story: PCUSA's 8th largest congregation to vote on entering presbytery’s discernment process

Eastminster (Marietta, GA) moving from PCUSA to ECO

Eastminster Presbyterian Church web site: Eastminster (Marietta, GA) moving from PCUSA to ECO

"The elders of this church have recently announced our intention to seek dismissal from the Presbyterian Church (USA) in order to join with a new Presbyterian denomination, The Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians (or ECO)–a denomination which is young, but not novel, as it is determined to carry the best practices and doctrines of the Reformed tradition into our present day."

Cherokee Presbytery