March 6: Dr. G. Aiken Taylor
Today’s post looks at the life of G. Aiken Taylor, one of the founding fathers of the Presbyterian Church in America and a leading voice among conservative Presbyterians during the…
August 11: A Homecoming Report with Challenging Questions for You
We take a largely ecumenical approach here at This Day in Presbyterian History. Though this blog is sponsored by the PCA Historical Center, we do not write exclusively about the…
March 7: Rev. LeRoy Tate Newland
Biographical Sketch: LeRoy Tate Newland was born in Galva, Iowa on 7 March 1885 to James Tate Newland and his wife, Fanny Rosalia Maria (Miller) Newland. He was educated at…
October 7: A North Carolina Bicentennial
God of Wonders, Will You Not Work Yet Again? It is gone now, and, by most folks today, perhaps forgotten. But this October 7th, 2013, marks the two hundredth anniversary…
July 29: Moses Waddel
Teaching a Nation's Leaders Considered by many to have been the foremost educator in the South, Moses Waddell was of Irish parentage and was born in Rowan (now Iredell) county,…