PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

Two more Presbyteries (Ascension and Northern Illinois) of the PCA voted to rejected the now failed amendments to that denominations Book of Church Order. I've updated the map to reflect these latest votes. Only two presbyteries have not voted on this issue, both of which are Korean Language Presbyteries. If I receive any information concerning their votes, I will, of course update the map again.

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

Two more presbyteries have voted on the failed amendments to the PCA's BCO. See the updated map below.

PCA Overture 1 Map

Below is a map I produced that shows the split of Central Carolina Presbytery that is being proposed in Overture 1 at this year's PCA General Assembly. As you can see, it would create a new presbytery ("Catawba Valley Presbytery") and would split the Charlotte metro area in two.

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

On Saturday, Iowa Presbytery voted to reject the proposed BCO amendments, bringing the vote tallies to 33-40 against on BCO 14-1 and 31-42 against on BCO 14-2. There are 6 Presbyteries left in the PCA which have not yet voted on these amendments. Interestingly, the votes in Iowa Presbytery were tied on both amendments (11-11). I've linked to the updated map below, and for anyone interested, I've also updated the spreadsheet with vote tallies, which you can access here.

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

Heartland Presbytery has joined the ever-growing list of PCA Presbyteries that have rejected the proposed amendments to their Book of Church Order. I've updated the map, as seen below:

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

Over the weekend, Western Carolina Presbytery of the PCA voted to reject the proposed amendments to the BCO. I've updated the map to reflect this latest vote. I have to add, the vote tally is the strangest I've seen yet: 0-7-34 on 14-1 and 0-6-36 on 14-2. That's a lot of abstentions!

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

Two more presbyteries voted in the last week on the (now defeated) proposed amendments to the PCA's Book of Church Order. I have updated the map below to show these latest votes:

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

Another weekend, another Presbytery votes. See the updated map below.

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

Two more Presbyteries voted, and I have updated the map to reflect their votes. Also, please note that the total vote tallies on my map differ slightly from those on The Aquila Report. I am counting the two presbyteries that split their vote in the "split" category, while TAR is counting them as both the "For" and "Against" categories. The numbers still add up, though.

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

On Saturday, the Platte Valley Presbytery voted to approve the proposed amendments to the PCA's Book of Church Order. The vote is now 28 presbyteries approving the amendments, 36 rejecting, and 2 split (approve the amendment to 14-1 and reject the amendment to 14-2. Of course, the amendments are already defeated, since the required 2/3 of presbyteries to approve cannot be reached. The updated map is below.

Another Split Presbytery in the PCA

Covenant Presbytery voted to approve the amendments to the PCA BCO 14-1, but rejected the amendment to BCO 14-2 (just as Ohio Valley Presbytery had done previously). The updated map can be viewed below:

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

Over the weekend, three four more PCA Presbyteries voted on to reject the proposed amendments to their Book of Church Order. I've updated the map to reflect these votes. Click on the thumbnail below to see the latest version of the map:

Two More PCA Presbyteries Reject Funding Plan

Two more presbyteries in the PCA have voted to reject the proposed amendments to the Book of Church Order of the PCA that would have changed how the Administrative Committee was funded. You can read all about it at The Aquila Report. I've posted the updated map below.

30th PCA Presbytery Votes to Reject Funding Plan

Although the proposed amendments to the PCA constitution are now defeated, there are still a lot of Presbyteries that need to vote on them. Yesterday, Southeast Alabama Presbytery did just that and rejected the already defeated amendments. This brings the vote total to: 30 Presbyteries rejecting both amendments, 27 approving, and 1 having split their vote. The updated map is linked below.

Congratulations to the PCA and Another Map Update

As of today, enough presbyteries in the PCA have voted to reject the proposed amendments to the Book of Church Order to defeat them. The two-thirds of the presbyteries which are necessary to pass amendments to the PCA constitution cannot be reached. You can read more about it at The Aquila Report or at Wes White's blog. Below is the updated map, showing the latest voting results.

Congratulations to those in the PCA that worked diligently to see these amendments defeated.

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

On January 15, Northern New England Presbytery voted to approve the proposed amendments, bringing the vote tally to 23-23-1 (1 Presbytery voted to approve on amendment, but not the other). The updated map is linked below.

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

Three more PCA presbyteries have voted on the proposed amendments to their Book of Church Order. You can read about it at The Aquila Report. Below is the updated map which reflects these latest presbytery votes.

PCA BCO 14 Amendments Map Update

Over the weekend, six PCA Presbyteries voted on the proposed BCO Amendments. Of those 6, only 2 voted to approve the amendments, while 4 voted to reject. I've updated my map with the latest results. Click the thumbnail below to see the full-size version. Another batch of Presbyteries are set to vote tomorrow, so stay tuned for another map update!

(NOTE: The first map I put up earlier today had a couple of errors. I've corrected those and the revised, corrected map can be seen by clicking on the thumbnail below)

PCA Vote now 18-18 on Proposed BCO Amendments

The Aquila Report has the latest vote tally for PCA BCO amendments at 18-18. Below is a link to my latest map.

New PCA Presbytery Map: 17-16 in Favor of Amendments

Here is the latest map, showing the results of weekend Presbytery voting. The vote count is now 17 Presbyteries approving the amendments, 16 Presbyteries rejecting them.