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June 7 : Archibald Alexander’s Preparation for Ministry

This Day in Presbyterian History: God's Gifts Recognized by God's People There are three dates in the life of Archibald Alexander, the first professor of Princeton Theological Seminary, which stand…

Wayne Sparkman 7 June, 2012

May 24 : Charles Hodge Becomes the 3d Princeton Professor

This Day in Presbyterian History : Dr. Charles Hodge appointed the third professor at the Princeton Theological Seminary, May 24, 1822. Of Charles Hodge, the eminent Scottish theologian William Cunningham…

Wayne Sparkman 24 May, 2012

May 19 : The Convocation of Sessions

This Day in Presbyterian History: There was No Ecclesiology 101 on How to Begin a Denomination There wasn't a manual on denomination beginnings. No teaching elder had ever taken seminary…

Wayne Sparkman 19 May, 2012

May 12 : Albert Dodd Speaks at Westminster Seminary

This Day in Presbyterian History: A Great Address from a Small Man in Stature The smaller man of stature was waiting at the Chinese dock for his former student friend…

Wayne Sparkman 12 May, 2012

February 21: Caspar Wistar Hodge [1830-1891]

This Day in Presbyterian History: February 21, 1830 marks the birth of Caspar Wistar Hodge, youngest son of Dr. Charles Hodge, named after the eminent physician Caspar Wistar [1761-1818]. Another…

Wayne Sparkman 21 February, 2012