September 30: George Whitefield

This Day in Presbyterian History: There is None to Replace Him It was so thought by John Wesley, co-founder of  Methodism.  The person Wesley referred to in the quotation of…

September 29: Samuel Miller

This Day in Presbyterian History: If You are Number Two, Do You Try Harder? Samuel Miller was definitely number two among that faculty of Princeton Seminary that year of September 29, 1813. …

September 28: WSC Q. 80

This Day in Presbyterian History: The Purpose of the Bible for Unbelievers and Believers Finding little of significance in Presbyterian history, we return to the magnificent answers of the Shorter Catechism, and…

September 27: George Tybout Purves

This Day in Presbyterian History: He was a wanted man The Presbyterian pastor teacher was a wanted man, that is, wanted by theological seminaries to teach at their school.  Princeton…