An update from the PCF Elders as Massachusetts churches begin to reopen
Dear PCF, We’ve all been living through a very unusual season. For many of us, it’s been a season of loss: the loss of gathering with
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Dear PCF, We’ve all been living through a very unusual season. For many of us, it’s been a season of loss: the loss of gathering with
Wow, the risen Christ is so very gracious to his church, to give these pastors and teachers (Ephesians 4.11). These men are from little towns and rural areas and they are laboring hard and pursuing Christ’s glory.

Here’s an article I wrote for The Gospel Coalition on how Martin Lloyd-Jones’ sermons during World War 2 can help us as we live through a pandemic.

Coronavirus has changed an awful lot in all our lives. But there are some things it hasn’t changed, because it can’t change them, because they don’t change – ever.
None of us have ever experienced a Holy Week like this one. Both Massachusetts and New Hampshire have issued stay-at-home directives lasting until May 4.
As pastors and churches scramble to adapt to life in the time of coronavirus, we’re all trying to think biblically about which elements of church life can go online and which shouldn’t.
Dear PCF church family, We’re regularly recommending resources to help you during this unexpected and unusual time in all our lives. If you’d like to receive
Dear PCF community, As you’re aware, coronavirus has been spreading around the world and is now impacting New England, with the number of cases increasing in
Here’s another beautiful, stirring song from CityAlight.
e spending time with Emma’s family in Northern Ireland recently, we worshipped God with the good folks at Gilnahirk Baptist Church and experienced clear, biblical preaching, warm fellowship, and excellent singing.