Jack K
Puritan Board Doctor
Let's be charitable and take the document that suggested this at its word. It specifically mentions the reason being differing ministry goals and priorities. So to accuse the writer of having doctrinal problems with other NAPARC denominations seems to be unfair speculation. It's not hard to imagine that the PCA, as a larger denomination with many more large churches including several prominent urban ones, might have different ministry priorities that have nothing to do with doctrinal differences.
That said, I would think the PCA ought to stay affiliated for doctrinal and accountability reasons.
That said, I would think the PCA ought to stay affiliated for doctrinal and accountability reasons.