April 8: Rev. David McClure
Home Religion in Colonial America In the years prior to the American Revolution, Presbyterians were already emigrating into Western Pennsylvania with their families. This was no easy move on their…
April 7: John Knox Licensed to Preach (1549)
A True Portrait of the Man Mention the name of John Knox, and what comes to your mind? Founder of Presbyterianism, the land of Scotland, Protestant Reformer, author, rigid leader,…
April 6: The RPC, General Synod [1833-1965]
Recently a friend was inquiring about the history of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, General Synod, which in 1965 merged with the original group known as the Evangelical Presbyterian Church [not the…
April 5: Rev. Joseph Badger
A Hard Life on the Frontier A remarkable man, eminently fitted for the times in which he lived, he was wonderfully versatile, and could do just about anything he put…
April 4: Solemn League & Covenant signed in Ulster (1644)
Any number of our cultured readers might be upset if someone called them a “redneck.” And for good reason as this name speaks of someone in a disparaging way. But…