October 6: Rev. Robert Baird
This Day in Presbyterian History: A Para-church Presbyterian Evangelist There can be no doubt that Robert Baird has both the gift of administration as well as the gift of  teaching.…
October 5: Rev. Robert Davidson
The first serious resistance against the new United States government took place in western Pennsylvania, specifically, a rebellion against a federal excise tax being placed upon distilled spirits. Known as the Whiskey Rebellion,…
October 4: WLC Q. 157
This Day in Presbyterian History: Handling the Word of God Aright Finding historical sites on American Presbyterianism scarce, we turn to the Catechisms of the Westminster Standards, and for a…
October 3: Hanover Presbytery
This Day in Presbyterian History: A Waystation for the Progress of the Gospel Up to the middle of the eighteenth century, what presbyteries existed were all in the northern part…
October 2: Rev. John Hess McComb
This Day in Presbyterian History: Contending Earnestly The  number "seven" has always been associated with perfection. But while that is the belief, there would be no one who would suggest that the…
