October 6: Rev. Robert Baird
A Para-church Presbyterian Evangelist There can be no doubt that Robert Baird had both the gift of administration as well as the gift of teaching. Born on October 6, 1798 near Uniontown,…
October 5: Some Discourses on Baptism, by Rev. John Black
The following discourse on baptism is from the Rev. John Black [1768-1849], of whom we spoke earlier in the week. Rev. Black was a contemporary and close associate of the Rev. Alexander…
October 3: Hanover Presbytery
A Waystation for the Progress of the Gospel Up to the middle of the eighteenth century, what presbyteries existed were all in the northern part of the American colonies. But after…
October 2: Rev. John Black [1768-1849]
He Was Always Preparing In 1982, the denomination known as the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Evangelical Synod (RPCES) was received into Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). This ecclesiastical merger was known…
October 1: Parliament evicts 400 Presbyterian pastors from Scotland (1662)
Suppose . . . just suppose now . . . the government, whether national, regional, or local, would arrive one Sunday to your congregational worship, your Presbyterian church, to check …
