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October 20: A Monument in Praise to What God Has Done

This Day in Presbyterian History: A Colossal Monument for a Spiritual Giant Standing twenty feet tall and weighing thousands of pounds, and located in the nation's second-largest city park (Fairmount…

davidtmyers 20 October, 2012

October 19: John Livingston Nevius

This Day in Presbyterian History: A New Method of Missionary Work For centuries, the work of foreign missions all over the world had been done by faithful missionaries going from nations…

davidtmyers 19 October, 2012

October 17: The Presbyterian View on Divorce

This Day in Presbyterian History: A Secular Analysis of Marriage and Divorce Time Magazine in its October 17, 1927 issue had an article on how Presbyterians view the grounds of divorce. Listen…

davidtmyers 17 October, 2012

October 16: WLC Q. 160 – Listen!

This Day in Presbyterian History: How to Listen to a Sermon Finding no persons, places, or things in Presbyterian history on October 16, the companion catechism to our focus on October 12—about…

davidtmyers 16 October, 2012

October 15: Rehoboth Presbyterian Church

This Day in Presbyterian History: The First Presbyterian Congregation in America? This writer puts a question mark in our title simply because there are several churches which claim to be…

davidtmyers 15 October, 2012