April 10: Rev. Samuel John Baird
Mr. Polity. Polity is a fancy word for government, and in the nineteenth-century, when it came to church government, the Rev. S. J. Baird was one of the most knowledgeable…
April 9: Dr. John C. Taylor
MEDICAL MISSIONARY JOHN C. TAYLOR, SR. On December 13, 1973 the Lord called Home one of His faithful servants, Dr. John C. Taylor, Sr., who for more than fifty years…
April 8: Rev. James Patterson Miller
First Historian of the Associate Presbyterian Church James Patterson Miller, the son of Hugh and Mary (Patterson) Miller, was born at King's Creek, in Beaver County, Pennsylvania, on August 1st,…
April 7: A Sermon Portion by Asa Hillyer
The Lord's Servant Should Not Strive. Yesterday's post was on the Rev. Asa Hillyer, and the following portion of a sermon by Rev. Hillyer will have to suffice for this…
April 6: Rev. Asa Hillyer
Stand Still and See the Salvation of God. Asa Hillyer was born in Sheffield, Massachusetts, on April 6, 1763. His father was a physician, who served in the army during…
