January 13: Rev. Isaac Bard
What was life like for a pastor in the early days of this country? Today's entry, an excerpt from A History Of Muhlenberg County, concerning the Rev. Isaac Bard [1797-1878],…
November 26: Rev. Donald Dunkerly
This Day in Presbyterian History: Have You Cashed In Your Baptism? At the PCA Historical Center listed on the web, there is a sermon preached by the Rev. Donald Dunkerley at Mcllwain…
November 19: John L. Burns
This Day in Presbyterian History: Two Heroes of Gettysburg Attend a Presbyterian Church The High Water Mark of the Civil War, the Battle of Gettysburg, had been fought that July of 1863.…
October 20: A Monument in Praise to What God Has Done
This Day in Presbyterian History: A Colossal Monument for a Spiritual Giant Standing twenty feet tall and weighing thousands of pounds, and located in the nation's second-largest city park (Fairmount…
September 19: The Standards of the Presbyterian Church
This Day in Presbyterian History: The Westminster Standards are the Standards of the Presbyterian Church We have already considered the meeting which took place in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania which stopped an impending schism in…