November 10: Anniversary Words
Good Words on an Anniversary Occasion The PCA Historical Center actively collects, funds permitting, published histories of Presbyterian churches. There is a great deal of history too often overlooked in…
November 9: Princeton (Univ.) Graduates Their First Class (1748)
The College of New Jersey (as it was known) graduates its first class The history of early Presbyterian education is substantially the history of Princeton College. When Mr. Tennent died…
November 8: “Nothing Ever Changes”
First, I’d like to point you to a very interesting article by James W. Scott, managing editor of New Horizons, the denominational magazine of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. In this article, “Machen’s…
November 7: Elijah Lovejoy
A Presbyterian Martyr in the Abolitionist Cause by Rev. David T. Myers This Presbyterian minister was called by some the first casualty of the Civil War. Certainly, his death on November 7, 1837 was…
November 6: James Naismith
Presbyterians Show Up in the Most Interesting Places by Rev. David T Myers To many of our subscribers and readers, the phrase “March Madness” can refer to only one topic.…