August 7: Rev. James Milligan [1785-1862]
James Milligan, a son of John and Margaret Milligan, was born in Dalmellington, Ayrshire, Scotland, August 7, 1785. His early tendencies were decidedly religious and, at the age of fourteen,…
December 22: Hugh McKail Martyred (1666)
He Gained the Martyr’s Crown The enemies of the Covenanters had very long memories. Long after sermons were preached or actions taken, the authorities in Scotland remembered words and actions…
December 10: Covenanters in the Crown of London
The story of the Covenanters defeated at Bothwell Bridge and sent aboard the Crown of London as slaves is a sobering story. There are pictures on the web of the…
June 17: Bingham Finley Junkin
A Presbyterian Soldier In Service to His Country In these posts on Presbyterian History, Wayne Sparkman and I have written several posts on the remarkable Junkin family of Cumberland County,…
April 20: Geneva Hall
Today's post is by our guest author, the Rev. Philip H. Pockras, who serves as the minister of the Belle Center, Ohio, RPCNA congregation, and he has served there since 1985. …