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That’s For Sure

July 2, 2010

“We have spent the last 30-odd years arguing about sexuality – at least, that’s what we think we are arguing about. But over the years I have come to believe that the crux of the issue is not what it means to be gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgendered. The crux of the issue, for us, is what it means to be Presbyterian.” read more…

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Living in the Body

November 10, 2006

What General Assembly Called Us To Be and To Do A Plenary Dialogue Between Cynthia M. Campbell, President, McCormick Theological Seminary, and Douglas A. Nave, Esq., Member of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York  Covenant Network Annual Conference – 2006 Broad Street Presbyterian Church Columbus, Ohio November 10, 2006 Cynthia We are very grateful to [...]

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What Are You Looking For?

November 3, 2005

Sermon Doug Nave Covenant Network Conference November 3, 2005 Memphis, TN The next day John again was standing with two of his disciples, and as he watched Jesus walk by, he exclaimed, “Look, here is the Lamb of God!”  The two disciples heard him say this, and they followed Jesus.  When Jesus turned and saw [...]

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Overture Advocates’ Presentation

June 11, 2001

At the 2001 General Assembly, Overture Advocates from 26 presbyteries collaborated on a presentation to the Committee on Church Orders and Ministry, explaining why the deletion of G-6.0106b is faithful to Presbyterian tradition and necassary for the health of the PC(USA). Read the presentation, or view the PowerPoint slides.

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Remarks to Covenant Conference

November 3, 2000

Friday night worship service, 3 November 2000 Scripture That Speaks to Me Douglas Nave Trustee, Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York City Good evening. It’s good to be here. I come from a family of Presbyterian ministers — my father retired after 32 years as the senior pastor of a large Presbyterian church in the [...]

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