July 3: Bolter’s Reply to Presbytery
Today’s post provides a good example of press coverage of the modernist controversy during the 1930s. On July 3d, 1936, the following news item appeared in the Wilmington, Delaware newspaper.…
July 3: Rev. Moses Roney [1804-1854]
With Great Patience Under Affliction Moses Roney was born in Washington county, Pennsylvania, on the 20th of September, 1804. His parents were members of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, and were…
July 1: William Melancthon Glasgow
A Great Historian & Biographer When searching out pre-twentieth century Presbyterian biographies, there are three big names—three primary sources which cannot be overlooked. The unsurpassed efforts of William Buell Sprague…
December 30: To God Be All Glory
In All that We Say and Do, Let Us Live to His Glory. Last year, when we could not tie some Presbyterian event or person to a given date, we…
June 6: Rev. Richard W. Gray
He Was OP, RP, EP and RPCES That tag line will bring back for some of our readers the famous Dameron and Jones song. Others, not so blessed, will draw…