August 20: Rev. Roy T. Brumbaugh
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, along with a few laypeople, who…
March 13: Daniel Iverson & the Shenandoah Presbyterian Church
The following is drawn from an autobiography written by the Rev. Daniel Iverson, founding pastor of the Shenandoah Presbyterian Church in Miami, Florida. That church closed its doors some years…
December 2: Rev. C. C. Jones
A Martyr in His Missionary Zeal to Evangelize Blacks We hear much in this twenty-first century about the treatment of blacks before the Civil War. And the fact that slavery…
July 11: John Wanamaker, Merchant
Sharing Faith by Word and Deed Everyone has heard of the name John Wanamaker, especially those in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. That is where this retail giant began his department stores at the…
October 17: The Presbyterian View on Divorce
This Day in Presbyterian History: A Secular Analysis of Marriage and Divorce Time Magazine in its October 17, 1927 issue had an article on how Presbyterians view the grounds of divorce. Listen…