September 17: John James McCook
Born on May 25th, 1845 in Carrollton, Ohio, John James McCook was one of "the Fighting McCooks", a family that had seventeen from its clan who fought for the Union.…
September 16: On Distant Shores: Early Presbyterian History
Stepping outside of American Presbyterian history for a moment, here is an interesting interpretation as to how persecution worked to the advance of the Church in at least one chapter…
September 15: The First Great Awakening
It was on this day, September 15, in 1748, that a petition was brought before the Presbytery of Boston, seek to organize a church in Newburyport, Massachusetts, "after the manner…
September 14: Philadelphia’s Memorial to Schaeffer
From the Minutes of the Presbytery of Philadelphia (PCA), September 14-15, 1984: A MEMORIAL STATEMENT The Rev. Dr. Francis A. Schaeffer, having successfully communicated the Gospel of Christ to the…
September 13: NPRF & NAPARC Lead to J&R
Don't understand the jargon in our title? Then read on:— Two Organizations Provide Ways for the Denominations to Network [an excerpt from a longer article by Rev. William Johnson] When…
