August 1: James Henley Thornwell
The Greatest Divine of the South When the great Southern theologian died on August 1, the South was winning her independence from the Union. But that was only one year into the…
July 30: H. Lenox Hodge, M.D.
The hour being late, today's entry is drawn directly from Alfred Nevin's Encyclopedia of the Presbyterian Church (p. 333), with just a little elaboration. Third in an Illustrious Line of…
July 23: Jenny Geddes
The Day of Small Beginnings Drawing from three separate quotations, we have in short compass the story of Jenny Geddes and her little wooden stool, which God used to bring…
July 19: T. Stanley Soltau
A Distinguished Lineage "If we as God's people were only more willing to wait for the Lord, how infinitely great would be the things that He in His graciousness would…
July 16: Charles J. Woodbridge & the IBPFM
A Christian of Exceptional Personality and Evangelistic Appeal Charles Woodbridge, born January 24, 1902, was described by his fellow Reformed Christians as being no ordinary General Secretary. From his heritage…