January 13: Rev. Isaac Bard
A Day in the Life, circa 1823 What was life like for a pastor in the early days of this country? Today’s entry, an excerpt from A History Of Muhlenberg County,…
January 12: Presbyterians in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
A Rich Heritage in Carlisle, PA by Rev. David T Myers Early colonial Presbyterians in the years before the American Revolution knew all about Cumberland County in Pennsylvania. This county,…
January 11: Pray for Your Pastor!
Pray for the Man Who Prays for You It was on this day, January 11th, in 1818, that the Rev. John Mathews brought a sermon at the ordination of Wells Andrews. The…
January 10: Dr. Samuel Miller
The Important Ministry of Ruling Elders With a lineage from the Mayflower, Samuel Miller was born in 1769. Reared in a family of nine, in the home of a minister,…
January 9: The Auburn Affirmation (1924)
The Root of the Presbyterian Apostasy? When church historians evaluate the history of American Presbyterianism, the publication of the “Auburn Affirmation” will stand out in importance like the nailing of…
