They Must Not Be Double-Tongued
John Lorimer on the danger of insincerity in the deacon.
From the Desk
Occasional writing on the theology, history, and practice of the Reformed diaconate.
Strengthening Diaconal Ministry Through Presbytery Committees
How Presbytery Diaconal Committees can promote and encourage diaconal work within their presbyteries.
Letter to a New Deacon
Words of encouragement and wisdom for a newly ordained deacon.
Dishonor to Protestant Christianity
John Lorimer on the church's care for the poor.
Qualifications for Deacons
A study of the biblical qualifications for the office of deacon from Acts 6 and 1 Timothy 3.
Tender Heart
John Lorimer on piety sustaining the deacon's work.
The Deacon Must Be Sincere
John Lorimer on the temptation to insincerity.
Character of a Deacon
John Lorimer on the qualities that mark a faithful deacon.
Temporal Wants
John Lorimer on Christ's concern for physical needs.
On the Benefits of a Well Functioning Diaconate to the Minister
John Lorimer on how deacons support the minister.
Deacons and the Nazis
Frederick Herzog on the Dutch Reformed deacons' resistance during WWII.
The Graces of a Good Deacon
R.C. Reed on the patient character of a good deacon.