May 6: Van Horn on WSC Q. 1
Through a technical difficulty, we are unable today to present the scheduled post of Rev. Leonard Van Horn’s commentary on Question 69 of the Westminster Shorter Catechism. That being the…
May 5: John Dunbar, Missionary to the Pawnee Indians
Serving Christ in a Difficult Field by Rev. David T. Myers Many Christians don’t realize that Christian Presbyterians made an active effort to evangelize native Americans during the same years…
May 4: A Charge to the People
Good Words for Any Congregation In this charge to the congregation, there is as well something to pray about for our pastors and for our churches. It was on this…
May 3: Rev. Charles Tennent
Laboring Outside the Limelight Charles Tennent, the fourth son of the Rev. William Tennent, Sr., was born at Coleraine, in the county of Down, on May 3d, 1711. There he…
May 2: The Southern Presbyterian Journal Begins
Opposition to Modernism Rallies. In the early years of the second World War, the Japanese invasion of China forced missionaries from the Chinese field, including medical missionary L. Nelson Bell.…