This Day in Presbyterian History

With some slight editing, we present today a portion of the text from George P. Hays’s 1892 work, PRESBYTERIANS. Each in Turn, Briefly Center-stage By act of Parliament, Presbyterianism was legally…

Standing Against Conformity to the World FRANCIS HERRON: Born, in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, June 28, 1774. Graduated, at Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, May 5, 1794. LIcensed to Preach, by the Presbytery of Carlisle, Pennsylvania,…

A helpful reminder, from the Rev. Robert Pollock Kerr, a prominent Southern Presbyterian pastor and author in the late 19th-century. This comes from his book, PRESBYTERIANISM FOR THE PEOPLE, a wonderful little…

Sad Schism Among the Saints by Rev. David T. Myers They were united in their conviction over the apostasy of the Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. A number of the teaching and…

“Ye shall be My witnesses” Our post today is from an editorial by the Rev. David S. Kennedy, who served as the editor of THE PRESBYTERIAN, a Philadelphia-based magazine of long…