March 6: Dr. G. Aiken Taylor
Today’s post looks at the life of G. Aiken Taylor, one of the founding fathers of the Presbyterian Church in America and a leading voice among conservative Presbyterians during the…
March 5: A Letter from Francis Schaeffer
True Empathy Two close friends, both pastors, both facing the struggle against cancer. One, the president of a small theological seminary, the other a world renowned pastor and theologian. Here…
March 4: Historic Hopewell Presbytery (1796-97)
Our text for today is taken from The Souvenir Book of the General Assemblies, Atlanta, Georgia, May 14-25, 1913, pp. 11ff. This was a work compiled from the occasion when three Presbyterian…
March 3: Rev. Robert Quarterman Mallard
Robert Quarterman Mallard, son of Thomas and Rebecca (Burnley) Mallard, was born at Waltourville, Liberty county, on September 7, 1830. He was received into the Midway Congregational church on May…
March 2: J. J. Janeway on Charity
The Quality of Mercy, Unstrained From the diary of the Rev. J. J. Janeway. March 2, 1806. "My mind has been teeming with charitable schemes. I have thought that, had…