July 26: Rev. Samuel Davies (again!)
This Day in Presbyterian History: An Apostle Becomes a President We cannot say enough about Samuel Davies, the apostle to Virginia in the colony of Virginia since 1747. Establishing preaching points…
July 25: Rev. Samuel Davies
This Day in Presbyterian History: War Sermons of Samuel Davies Samuel Davies was known as the apostle to Virginia, so effective was he in being the instrument to call a…
July 24: WSC Q. 37
This Day in Presbyterian History: Benefits claimed at death The Christian, having received a diagnosis of a disease in the hospital, replied to her pastor that she was not afraid…
July 23: Gen. “Stonewall” Jackson
This Day in Presbyterian History: Keeping the Sabbath Holy Countless Americans applaud General Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson's abilities on the battlefield in America's Civil War, or War Between the States. But many…
July 22: Gilbert Tennent
This Day in Presbyterian History: A Pure Ministry was His Concern Born in what is today Northern Ireland, or Ulster, in 1703, Gilbert Tennent, the oldest son of William Tennent, was…