September 5: Rev. C. Darby Fulton [1892-1977]
A Christian Statesman Charles Darby Fulton was like many other conservative Presbyterians who chose to stay with the mother church rather than leave to join the newly formed denomination as…
September 4: Van Horn on WSC Q. 1
Followers of our blog on Sundays will be expecting Dr. Van Horn's comments on Question 101 of the Westminster Shorter Catechism today. But this entire series will end shortly, and…
September 3: Election Day Sermon : Rev. James Dana
“The African Slave Trade, A Discourse” by James Dana (Sept. 9, 1790) James Dana (1735–1812) graduated from Harvard and was a Congregationalist pastor in Connecticut. He was an early…
September 2: Tribute to a Humble Man
It was on this day, September 2d, in 1937 that an article appeared on the pages of The Christian Beacon, a tribute to Dr. J. Gresham Machen, written by one…
September 1: The UPCNA’s Henderson Institute
This Day in Presbyterian History is hosted by the PCA Historical Center, but we have tried to be somewhat ecumenical with this blog, looking at people and events in different…
