February 14: Gov. Edwin D. Morgan
A Presbyterian Governor with treasures in heavenby Rev. David T. Myers Edwin D. Morgan was a typical American citizen in many ways, but also one who had extraordinary gifts in…
February 13: The Sovereign Lord of History
So frequently throughout Scripture that we tend to overlook it by its very frequency, our Lord God does time and time again instruct us–charge us–command us–to remember His works. It…
February 12: Rev. Henry Highland Garnet
A First for a Black Presbyterian Pastor If you were among the visitors seeking a seat in the House of Representatives gallery that Sabbath day on February 12, 1865, you would have…
February 11: Carolina Covenanters (1801)
Obedience Rarely Comes Without CostSome have heard of the small American denomination known as the Reformed Presbyterian Church and how they took a early stand against the practice of slavery.…
February 10: Columbia Theological Seminary
Moving Day Thomas Goulding, George Howe, Aaron Leland, Benjamin Morgan Palmer, James Henry Thornwell, William S. Plumer, Joseph R Wilson, John L. Giarardeau, Charles Colcock Jones, Francis R. Beattie —…