January 3: Miss Elva Foster
Great Sacrifice in Difficult Circumstances The Houston Mission was a work of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, General Synod (New Light), situated in one of the poorest areas of rural Kentucky.…
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: A Student Tribute to Dr. Machen (1937)
As most of our readers know, it was on this day, January 1st, in 1937 that the Rev. J. Gresham Machen died from complications of pneumonia, during a speaking tour…
December 31: A Farewell, and On to the New Year
A Message to our Faithful Subscribers: Three years ago, I pitched the idea to Wayne Sparkman, archivist of the PCA History Center, about a day by day Presbyterian web site…
December 30: Death of Andrew Bonar (1892)
The Minister with the Smiling Face It was a little child who gave our subject today this title. It accurately describes the ministry of the Rev. Andrew Bonar in the…
