PCA Central Florida Presbytery dismisses Complaint seeking to assess, address, redress seminal cause of its sweeping, recrudescent ecclesial-governance accretions
| Indictment of the PCA Standing Judicial Commission | Exhibit 6
Maladministration trend inspires puzzled parishioner to explore Saint Andrew’s Chapel’s polity wonderland
| Indictment of the PCA Standing Judicial Commission | Exhibit 5
PCA Central Florida Presbytery ministers co-opt their power of censures outside Presbyterian jurisdiction to ‘excommunicate’ member from Saint Andrew’s Chapel
| Indictment of the PCA Standing Judicial Commission | Exhibit 4
PCA Central Florida Presbytery’s avowed ministers at Saint Andrew’s Chapel officially expropriate popular voting rights, disenfranchise their entire congregation
| Indictment of the PCA Standing Judicial Commission | Exhibit 3
Central Florida Presbytery violates PCA Constitution by ordaining two non-Presbyterian candidates ‘out of bounds’ into episcopalian calls at its filial prelatic nest
| Indictment of the PCA Standing Judicial Commission | Exhibit 2
PCA Central Florida Presbytery authorizes an avowed Presbyterian elder to go rogue as ‘founding pastor’ of his unpresbyterated brainchild, Saint Andrew’s Chapel
| Indictment of the PCA Standing Judicial Commission | Exhibit 1
‘Intensely Presbyterian’ PCA’s laxity, failures of polity principles eventuate systemic abuse, corruption, crime
| Indictment of the PCA Standing Judicial Commission | Preamble
Editor’s note: This treatise first was published as “An interaction with L. Roy Taylor’s ‘The Validity of a Call’ (in respect to the PCA’s
Editor’s note: This essay first was published as “The jure divino basis for parity between teaching elders and ruling elders,” on September 18, 2020,
Saint Andrew’s Chapel’s intent to unite with the Presbyterian Church in America, formally ratified Sunday, June 4, 2023, is the quintessential case in point of an unpresbyterated church submitting in obedience to jus divinum: divine law.