December 19: Horatius Bonar born (1808)
The Prince of Scottish Hymnists Among the Presbyterian hymn writers of the Church, none stand higher than that of Horatius Bonar. Born on this day December 19, in 1808, Horatius…
December 18: C. John (Jack) Miller
A Life, and Death, Surrendered to the Lord This day, December 18th, in 1928, marks the birth of Cecil John Miller. Raised in California, he earned his BA at San…
December 17: Joseph Henry, LL.D.
“The henry” — Consider how he was described by his contemporaries and historians in general. He was a reserved quiet man, with great gentleness, courtesy of manner, reserved, and an …
December 16: The Duanesburg Fire (1951)
Did you know, that in a manner of speaking, the official archives of the Presbyterian Church in America—the PCA Historical Center—began with a devastating fire?! Let me explain. The PCA Historical…
December 15: They Stood Alone Because They were Left Alone
Ministry in Troubling Times Here's a question for those of you who are teaching elders and pastors:—how long would your congregations exist without your presence, or any pastor-teacher's presence over…