This Day in Presbyterian History: The Second U.S. House Chaplain was a Presbyterian As a matter of fact, the first three chaplains to the United States House of Representatives were…
This Day in Presbyterian History: A Gracious God Gave Gifts The examination of the young candidate in the Presbytery north of the Mason-Dixon line was proceeding in church history. The questioner asked…
This Day in Presbyterian History: Sinners Were Converted and Saints Were Edified Under His Ministry Like his brother Samuel, John Blair was also born in Ireland. Coming to the American colonies, he…
This Day in Presbyterian History: New Church Sends Communication to All Christian Churches It was at the close of the First General Assembly of what was originally named the National Presbyterian…
This Day in Presbyterian History: A Preacher's "Kid" Serves Congress as Chaplain Ralph Randolph Gurley did not have a prayer, as the expression goes, in  not being a minister of the gospel.…