August 2: James Wilson
This Day in Presbyterian History: As a Christian, None More Sincere There is some doubt as to whether James Wilson was a Presbyterian. That he was a Christian, no one…
August 1: Death of James Henley Thornwell
This Day in Presbyterian History: The Greatest Divine of the South When the great Southern theologian died on August 1, the South was winning her independence from the Union. But it was…
July 31: James Waddell Alexander
A Model Preacher and a Faithful Pastor How does one live in the shadow of a man, albeit your father, who was the leading theologian of the day? The answer…
July 30: Joni Erickson Tada
This Day in Presbyterian History: Disabled in Body, But Not in Spirit The teenager had gathered that Sunday, July 30, 1967 with some friends and sisters to swim in the Chesapeake…
July 29: Rev. William Hollingshead
This Day in Presbyterian History: A Day of Fasting and Humiliation It is unheard of in our times, but back in the early part of our nation's history, when a…
