Join us for an evening of dinner and fellowship to support Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh.

We will be honoring Rev. Blair McFarland, this year’s recipient of the Faithful Servant Award. Rev. McFarland is a 1976 graduate of RPTS, whom the Lord has used to build His church. Following graduation from RPTS, Rev. McFarland primarily served as a pastor in Norther Ireland and was in Nante, France for twenty years as one of the founding missionaries of the work there. Blair and his wife, Claire, now reside near Londonderry in Northern Ireland where Blair grew up. They have three children, Helen (Mike) Stark, David McFarland, and Melanie (Raphael) Relot and seven grandchildren.

If you have not already received a personal invitation and would like to attend, please contact June Whitla by March 1.

The 193rd annual meeting of the denomination’s governing body will take place place at Indiana Wesleyan University from June 17-20.

Check out RPWitness.org for daily reports and highlights from the meetings.

Our goal is to equip and encourage members and friends within the Presbytery of the Alleghenies. We love seeing the people of God from all walks of life gathering together to fellowship, learn and worship—a small taste of heaven! Camp starts Monday mid-afternoon and goes through lunch on Friday. We encourage you to set aside this week to study God’s Word and to make new friends from other congregations in the presbytery.

There will be workshop options in the afternoon.

College students will have several special events specifically for them.

Evening programs include: (Tuesday), consecration worship service (Wednesday), and a return of the Lightning Olympics! (Thursday). Campfire songs on Sunset Hill will conclude several evenings during the week. Be sure to enjoy on-site amenities including a new and improved outdoor swimming pool; gymnasium; miniature golf course; outdoor playground; volleyball and tennis courts; and a multi-purpose baseball field.

The Theological Foundations for Youth program is an annual ministry of the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary and Youth Ministries Committee of Synod dedicated to equipping young people for a life of ministry to Christ in the Reformed Presbyterian Church by providing intensive theological instruction, practical ministry experiences, and an increased awareness of opportunities to serve Christ within the RPCNA.

All young people recommended through their Session must be communicant members of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America in good standing and must be Juniors in High School going into their Senior year in the Fall of 2025. The age range of students is between 16 and 18 years old.

For more information for members of RPCNA, please contact Kim Backensto.
Registration deadline is March 1.

IRPFC is a camp designed for families and has oversight from congregations in the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America. People from other denominations are welcome to attend. Youth ages 9 and above are also welcome to stay in cabins with others their age.

Each year camp is held, there is a speaker and discussion groups in the mornings for Jr. High through Adult, and classes and crafts for younger ages. Afternoons are for free time or activities such as the swimming pool, pond activities, climbing wall, bluff-side waterslide, and when the weather is cooperative, canoe trips are scheduled. Evenings include a theme night for the entire camp. The nights are capped off beside a campfire.