November 16: James McKinney
A Warm Hearted Generous Irishman by David T. Myers Our famous person today is James McKinney. Besides being described as our title puts it, he was the founder, under God,…
November 9: Princeton Graduates Its First Class
Princeton [i.e., the College of New Jersey] graduates its first class The history of early Presbyterian education is substantially the history of Princeton College. When Mr. Tennent died in 1745…
September 25: The Several Parties of the Westminster Assembly
The Assembly Subscribes the Solemn League & Covenant [1643] Dr. Will Barker, former president of Covenant Theological Seminary and professor of church history at the Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, has…
August 22: The General Council
Today we come to Chapter VIII of PRESBYTERIANISM FOR THE PEOPLE. In this chapter our author, Rev. Robert P. Kerr, gives us a glimpse of a late nineteenth century ecumenical…
June 22: Rev. Josias Mackie
A Strange Name Merits our Attention He was a tent-maker church planter in the latter part of the sixteen hundreds in what is now Virginia. Born in Ireland, this unmarried Presbyterian…