May 6: Academic Freedom
Working through some pamphlets and other materials donated by Dr. Will Barker, I came across this little tract, which may be of interest. It is a reprint of an article…
May 5: The Auburn Affirmation: Its Historical Context
The document known as the Auburn Affirmation was presented to the public in January of 1924, bearing the signatures of 150 Presbyterian pastors and elders. But just four months later,…
May 4: What Constitutes Schism?
Can Two Walk Together, Except They Be Agreed? In the May 4, 1936 edition of the Presbyterian Guardian (now on-line), Dr. J. Gresham Machen wrote an article on what constituted…
May 3: Rev. John Gloucester [conclusion]
We continue today the second portion of Barry Waugh's account of the Rev. John Gloucester, pastor of the first African American Presbyterian church on U.S. soil. Rev. Gloucester died on May…
May 2: Rev. John Gloucester
Our post today comes from the pen of a good friend of the PCA Historical Center, Dr. Barry Waugh. This is an excerpt from a larger article which he wrote for…