This Day in Presbyterian History

May 24 : Charles Hodge Becomes the 3d Princeton Professor

This Day in Presbyterian History : Dr. Charles Hodge appointed the third professor at the Princeton Theological Seminary, May 24, 1822. Of Charles Hodge, the eminent Scottish theologian William Cunningham…

Wayne Sparkman 24 May, 2012

May 23 : Robert Marsden on the 20th Anniversary of the OPC

This Day in Presbyterian History: Appointed in Defense of the Gospel Go to any battlefield commemorating the fighting of the War Between the States, or Civil War, and you will…

archivist 23 May, 2012

May 22 : Hugh Williamson, Writer of the U.S. Constitution

This Day in Presbyterian History: A Man of Many Gifts and Talents Eldest son . . . trained for the ministry . . . licentiate of the gospel . .…

davidtmyers 22 May, 2012

May 21 : The First General Assembly in America

This Day in Presbyterian History: The First General Assembly Held in America To Presbyterians, the American Revolution had been a holy war. And now with its winning, Christian Presbyterians could…

davidtmyers 21 May, 2012

May 20 : Reunion of the Old & New Schools (PCUSA)

This Day in Presbyterian History: Does Doctrine Divide While Mission Unites? This was the sentiment when the schism of 1837 between the Old School and New School Presbyterians was healed…

davidtmyers 20 May, 2012

May 24 : Charles Hodge Becomes the 3d Princeton Professor

May 23 : Robert Marsden on the 20th Anniversary of the OPC

May 22 : Hugh Williamson, Writer of the U.S. Constitution

May 21 : The First General Assembly in America

May 20 : Reunion of the Old & New Schools (PCUSA)

April 8: Rev. Charles Ware Stewart

April 2: The Last Time the General Synod Met

March 26: Death of Rev. Lapsley

March 7: The Ordination of Theron Hawkes