January 5: Manor Presbyterian Church
Church Courts Seek to Maintain the Purity of the Churchby Rev. David T. Myers Before America became a nation, local civil courts were unknown. So in their absence, church sessions…
January 4: Presbyterians and the Days of Prayer
In the latter part of 1860, President James Buchanan made a proclamation setting January 4, 1861 apart “for fasting, humiliation, and prayer throughout the nation.” When that day arrived, across…
January 3: John Knox’s Anchor
Our post today is a brief one, draw from the pages of CHRISTIANITY TODAY, as published by Samuel G. Craig, founder of the Presbyterian & Reformed Publishing Company. This magazine…
January 2: Early 19th century Ecumenical Efforts
Try to Say Something Nice, and See What You Get Through much of the later half of the 20th century, evangelical and conservative Presbyterians were almost constantly taken up with…
January 1: John Rankin
John Rankin – Presbyterian Abolitionistby Rev. David T. Myers Picture a family, a Presbyterian family, who happened to be a Presbyterian pastor, along with his wife, and an undetermined…
