September 20: Archibald Alexander
He Seemed But a Little Boy It was only a year before that Archibald Alexander had been taken under care of the Presbytery of Lexington, Virginia. He was young and…
September 1: About That Motto
Someone has asked a while back about the history of the PCA’s motto, the one you see every year at General Assembly, emblazoned on various banners around the room, “True…
August 14: John Clark
He Shouldn’t Have Been Elected by Rev. David T. Myers Given his political choice of party, which was Federalist, in the early nineteenth century in Delaware, he should have been…
August 2: The Stewart & Thompson Trial (1935)
LAYMEN, BEWARE ! [excerpted from Biblical Missions, newsletter of the Independent Board for Presbyterian Foreign Missions, vol. 1, no. 9 (September 1935) 3-4.] The persecution of the Independent Board goes…
August 1: Andrew Melville
Knox’s Number Two by Rev. David T. Myers We begin, readers, with a quick quiz this day. Name the Reformers who followed men like Luther, Calvin, and Knox in their…