February 29: Henry & Eliza Spalding
This Day in Presbyterian History: Alone on the Oregon Trail Oh no! When Wayne Sparkman, the director of the PCA History Center agreed with my suggestion that I write a year's worth of Presbyterian…
February 28 : The Auburn Heresy, by Gordon H. Clark
This Day in Presbyterian History: A Voice from the Past on a Present Issue The Psalmist David in Psalm 11:3 asks the haunting question, "If the foundations are destroyed, what…
February 27: WSC Q. 9
This Day in Presbyterian History: The Work of Creation With nothing of note in Presbyterian circles with which we could identify, the ninth Shorter Catechism question and answer forms a…
February 26: Rev. Samuel Davis
This Day in Presbyterian History: An absent without leave minister One of the original seven ministers of the infant Philadelphia presbytery was Samuel Davis. We don't know a lot about…
February 25: William Henry Sheppard
This Day in Presbyterian History: Congo's African-American Livingstone Born March 8, 1865 in Waynesboro, Virginia, William Henry Sheppard, a black man, was never a slave. His mother was of mixed-race…
