Reformed Presbyterian – This Day in Presbyterian History

October 25: Origin of NAPARC

SIX INTERCHURCH GROUPS MEET The interchurch relations committees of six denominations met together on October 25 -26 [1974] in Pittsburgh, Penna. Represented were the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, Christian Reformed…

archivist 25 October, 2016

January 2: Early 19th-century Ecumenical Efforts

Try to Say Something Nice, and See What You Get Through much of the later half of the 20th century, evangelical and conservative Presbyterians were almost constantly taken up with…

Wayne Sparkman 2 January, 2015

December 23: J.R.W. Sloane’s Review of Van Dyke’s Sermon

Many 19th-century Presbyterians opposed the practice of slavery. Reformed Presbyterians, while comparatively small in number as a denomination, were notable for being uniformly and resolutely opposed to it. The…

archivist 23 December, 2014

February 19: Rev. Samuel Wylie

The Early History of Bethel Reformed Presbyterian Church, Sparta, IL The history of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Randolph County, Illinois, goes back to the year 1818. To the Rev.…

archivist 19 February, 2014

January 30: Miller Recalls McLeod

The Glory of Christian Fellowship As the Rev. Dr. William Buell Sprague worked to compile biographies of American pastors, he solicited submissions from other pastors. The famous Princeton Seminary professor…

archivist 30 January, 2014