March 29: The Examination Rule
April is coming on fast, and thoughts begin to turn to General Assemblies. Well, indulge the policy wonks if you would please, and hopefully others will find this somewhat interesting.…
January 30: Lady Anne Cunningham
A Presbyterian Woman of Uncommon Courage by David T. Myers Lady Anna (some say Anne) Cunningham was a Scottish woman of Christian conviction and courage. Born into a family of…
January 28: In Flanders Fields
In Flanders Fields by Rev. David T. Myers Few, if any of our subscribers, were alive during the closing days of World War One. Yet some of them would still…
December 8: Later Influence of the Auburn Affirmationists
Continuing with our Saturday series by ruling elder Chalmers W. Alexander, as first published in 1949: (“Exploring Avenues Of Acquaintance And Co-operation”) By Chalmers W. Alexander Jackson, Mississippi The Influence…
August 13: Millennial Issues
When Millennial Issues Came to the Fore by Rev. David T. Myers The noble infant seem to be coming apart at the seams. Its “father,” Dr. J. Gresham Machen had…