July 2014 – This Day in Presbyterian History

July 16: Charles Woodbridge & the IBPFM

A Christian of Exceptional Personality and Evangelistic Appeal Charles Woodbridge, born January 24, 1902, was described by his fellow Reformed Christians as being no ordinary General Secretary. From his heritage…

archivist 16 July, 2015

July 31: The Lord’s Galley Slave

Were you, the reader, aware that the man of the hour in Scotland, John Knox, once rowed a galley ship? No, it wasn't for exercise. No, it wasn't for some…

davidtmyers 31 July, 2014

July 30: Birth of Edmund P. Clowney

Edmund Prosper Clowney met his Lord face to face on Sunday, March 20, 2005, having passed into glory at the age of 87. He was survived by his wife of 63…

archivist 30 July, 2014

July 29: Ascension Presbytery (PCA)

Historical Prologue Ascension Presbytery was chronologically the 19th presbytery formed within the PCA, being officially organized on 29 July 1975. Originally its encompassed a larger territory, but those borders were diminished with…

archivist 29 July, 2014

July 28: Birth of J. Gresham Machen

Rasing a Leader in the Church During the course of this historic Presbyterian blog, there have been seven references to the life and times of J. Gresham Machen. This is…

davidtmyers 28 July, 2014