September 20: Archibald Alexander
He Seemed But a Little Boy It was only a year before that Archibald Alexander had been taken under care of the Presbytery of Lexington, Virginia. He was young and…
November 30: WLC 176 & 177
Similarities and Differences in the Two Sacraments Last year, we would occasionally defer to a short study of one of the catechisms when otherwise lacking something to write about. Better…
December 2: Dr. Charles Colcock Jones
This Day in Presbyterian History: 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. …
November 29: Henry & Eliza Spalding
This Day in Presbyterian History: Missionaries Among the Nez Perce in the Northwest This nineteenth century missionary couple has been mentioned before in these pages in connection with Marcus Whitman on February 29…
November 20: WLC Q. 172
This Day in Presbyterian History: Should Spiritual Hindrances Preclude You From Partaking of Communion? Presbyterians must have taken November 20 in history as a day off, because this contributor can…