June 10: Persecution Produces a Presbytery
Some of our past posts published here on This Day in Presbyterian History have given us portions on the life and ministry of Francis McKemie, in the context of the…
June 10: Rev. Dr. David K. Myers
Ministering to Wounded Soldiers by David T Myers It is a joy to this author to be able to post an article in This Day in Presbyterian History to his…
June 9: The New School Rises to Defend Itself (1837)
What Was that Old School/New School Thing All About, Anyway? If you've heard of Old School Presbyterians and their counterpart the New School, and you've wondered what the differences were…
June 8: Tribute to a Godly Wife
Obviously the important thing here is not the date of the article, but the message of how a godly home bears a great blessing for generations to come. May we…
June 7: Alexander’s Preparation for the Ministry
God’s Gifts Recognized by God’s People There are three dates in the life of Archibald Alexander, the first professor of Princeton Theological Seminary, which stand out in importance to this…
