July 6: William Robinson, Evangelist
His Success Astonished Many by Rev. David T. Myers Enter an English Quaker into the celebrated Log College in the seventeen hundreds, and what comes out? The answer is a…
July 5: Chaplain Arthur J. Dieffenbacher
A Casualty of D-Day The following account comes from THE INDEPENDENT BOARD BULLETIN, Vol. 10, no. 10 (October 1944): 4-7. This was (and is) the newsletter of the Independent Board for…
July 4: Charles Thompson [1729-1824]
The Forgotten Founding Father – Even to Presbyterians by Rev. David T Myers Who hasn't heard about our country founding fathers, like George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock, Charles Thompson…
July 3: Rev. John Haslet
The Presbyterian Patriot by Rev. David T. Myers Born in North Ireland, John Haslet was the eldest son of Joseph and Ann Haslet. His father was a Presbyterian well-to-do merchant…
July 2: Rev. James Russell Miller [1840-1912]
A Voice from the Past Still Speaks by Rev. David T. Myers Our subscribers may not have known about this Presbyterian pastor. That was certainly this author's case. His was…