September 12: Samuel John Baird
Mr. Polity. Polity is a fancy word for government, and in the nineteenth-century, when it came to church government, the Rev. S. J. Baird was one of the most knowledgeable…
September 30: Westminster, Witherspoon, and What to Do
Two Documents and a Digression Today's post is something of a modest exercise in exploring the archives, with two documents—both having the same date—drawn from two separate manuscript collections preserved at…
September 29: Rev. Ethan Osborn
Have You Improved the Sermon? The bicentennial observation of the founding of the Fairfield Presbyterian Church, of Fairton, New Jersey, commonly known as the Old Stone Church, was observed on…
September 28: Effectual Unto Salvation
The Purpose of the Bible for Unbelievers and Believers Today's post is a reprise from last year and a post written by our first author, the Rev. David T. Myers. If you…
September 27: George Tybout Purves, Pastor-Scholar
He was a wanted man The Presbyterian pastor teacher was a wanted man, that is, wanted by theological seminaries to teach at their school. Princeton Seminary wanted George T. Purves to teach…
