August 10: Rev. Daniel Baker
A Personal Revival Needed Every Christian worker should have an experience like that of Daniel Baker. In the thirty-ninth year of his life and ministry, the twelfth year of his pastoral…
August 20: Roy T. Brumbaugh
This Day in Presbyterian History: It Wasn't a Church Split But an Exodus The high court of the Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. was on a roll. Any and all teaching elders,…
August 17: Daniel Baker
This Day in Presbyterian History: A Calvinistic Evangelist Imagine your mother dying when you were an infant. Then imagine your father dying when you were only eight years of age. How difficult…
August 14: John Clark
This Day in Presbyterian History: He Shouldn't Have Been Elected Given his political choice of party, which was Federalist, in the early nineteenth century in Delaware, he should have been…
August 13: Millennial Issues
This Day in Presbyterian History: Millennial Issues Hit the Fan The noble infant seem to be coming apart at the seams. Its "father," Dr. J. Gresham Machen had been taken to…