I admit to being ignorant that they were 'brothers in arms' so to speak as far as pulpit-sharing agreements. I guess there is more common ground than I realized according to articles in a local Sunday paper. And the general public reads this and thinks all Presbyterians are in "the same boat"...
Does anyone know if this seminary is actually Reformed of if they fall more in the lines of an anglo-catholic seminary or perhaps something more liberal? Any help or information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
