March 6: G. Aiken Taylor
Today's post looks at the life of G. Aiken Taylor, and so provides a good place to first announce that the PCA Historical Center will again be sponsoring a contest…
March 5: Trial of Rev. Harold S. Laird
It apparently began with Anglican scholar, W. H. Griffith Thomas and his trip to China in the summer of 1920. Upon his return, he gave an address before the Philadelphia…
March 4: Rev. R. Heber McIlwaine, Missionary to Japan
On a few rare occasions this year we will revisit a post from last year, particularly when time is short and other demands take precedence. Last March 4th, we looked…
March 3: Rev. William Hill
Pray for Repentance and for Reformation Where feasible, it seems fitting to include some portion of a sermon on our Sunday entries. To get there today, we'll start from volume…
March 2: L.Q.C. Elmer
He Pretty Much Lived Up to His Name Born on this day, March 2nd in 1793, Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Elmer was one of the most distinguished citizens of New Jersey.…
