April 15: A Few Good Books
A Helpful Book For All Home Libraries It was said that in most colonial homes in America, Presbyterians owned at least several books for use by and for their families. The…
April 14: The Sinking of the Titanic (1912)
A Tragedy of Speed by Rev. David T. Myers It seems every generation experiences at least one major catastrophe which, for that generation, defines our nation's character and conduct. That…
April 7: John Knox Licensed to Preach (1549)
A True Portrait of the Man Mention the name of John Knox, and what comes to your mind? Founder of Presbyterianism, the land of Scotland, Protestant Reformer, author, rigid leader,…
April 4: Solemn League & Covenant signed in Ulster (1644)
Any number of our cultured readers might be upset if someone called them a “redneck.” And for good reason as this name speaks of someone in a disparaging way. But…
April 1: More on the Machen Trial (1935)
A Question of Jurisdiction It seemed to be a mere administrative matter between presbyteries. Anyone who has been a member of these this lower court in Presbyterian churches has gone through such…