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On Being Presbyterian: Our Beliefs, Practices, and Stories

Sean Michael Lucas
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Pastor and seminary professor Sean Michael Lucas suggests that being Presbyterian means embracing distinctive beliefs, practices, and stories as one's own. As new members, church officers, and potential Presbyterians read about beliefs, practices, and stories, they will understand and move to embrace this way of being Christian.

Written in a nontechnical style, On Being Presbyterian is a unique resource for equipping believers and introducing them to Presbyterian church practice.

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  • Cover Type
    Paperback
  • ISBN
    9781596380196
  • Page Count
    288
  • Weight
    0.85 lb
  • Publisher
    P&R Publishing Company
  • Publication Date
    March 2006

Endorsements (3)

“Lucas writes with depth, breadth, and passion for his topic. On Being Presbyterian is highly recommended for anyone who wants to explore Presbyterian traditions down to their roots.”

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Peter A. Lillback

President, Westminster Theological Seminary

“The people who fill Bible-believing Presbyterian churches increasingly have little Presbyterian background. Lucas provides a terrific resource to get everyone up to speed . . . highly readable.”

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Bryan Chapell

President, Covenant Theological Seminary

“At last a brief, popular introduction to Presbyterianism that I can put in the hands of Bible-believing, gospel-loving Presbyterians and other evangelicals interested in this part of the Christian family. Readable, sympathetic, and circumspect.”

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J. Ligon Duncan III

President and CEO, Reformed Theological Seminary

About the Author

Sean Michael Lucas has taught at RTS since 2011 and was elected Chancellor’s Professor of Church History in 2017 while continuing as senior minister of Independent Presbyterian Church (PCA), Memphis, Tennessee. He graduated from Bob Jones University with a B.A. degree (Pastoral Studies) in 1993 and an M.A. (Theology/Church History) in 1994; he received the Ph.D. from Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia (Historical and Theological Studies: American Reformed Tradition) in 2002.

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