July 21: Rev. Justin Perkins
This Day in Presbyterian History: The Apostle of Persia (Iran) The great adversary of the church, Satan himself, did not want the Rev. Justin Perkins to go and minister in…
July 20: George Taylor
This Day in Presbyterian History: Indentured Servant and Iron Maker Signs the Declaration of Independence Born in Ireland on 1716, and one of eight signers who was foreign-born, George Taylor…
July 19: WSC Q. 36
This Day in Presbyterian History: Benefits of God's Grace Without any historical person, place, or thing found in Presbyterian history, we turn back to one of the more comforting Shorter…
July 18 : Organization of Westminster Theological Seminary
Plans for a New Seminary The "school of the prophets" was lost to Old School Presbyterianism. The great theologians of old Princeton — Alexander, Miller, Hodge, etc. — might still be…
July 17: Samuel Finley
This Day in Presbyterian History: Injurious to Your Health It was downright unhealthy to be the president of the College of New Jersey (today's Princeton University) in the opening years…