Robert was born the second son of John and Isabella Cunningham McCachren at the Forks of Brandywine, Chester County, Pennsylvania, September 24, 1798. When he was ten years old his father died leaving his mother with...
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Thomas Creigh, 1808-1880
Thomas was born September 9, 1808, to Dr. John and Eleanor Dunbar Creigh the seventh child in a family that would have six sons and four daughters. His paternal ancestors were Protestant Germans who fled their home in...
Robert Scotty Hastings, 1913-2003
When we met I was told that everyone called him Scotty because of his homeland. He looked the part with his thick white hair, matching bushy moustache, glint in his eyes, and ever-present smile. If he had been Irish, I...
Archibald Alexander & William Graham
In the summer of 1843, seminary professor Archibald Alexander made a lengthy trip by train from his residence on the campus of Princeton Theological Seminary to his place of birth in Lexington, Virginia. Alexander was a...
The “Light of Nature” in the Westminster Confession
The first line of the Westminster Confession of Faith mentions the insufficiency of the light of nature for teaching the necessity of salvation through Christ as it begins its summary of the doctrine of Scripture...
J. Gresham Machen France 1918 Pt 4
If you have not read the previous articles of this series you may want to do so by visiting the first part, “J. Gresham Machen, France 1918, and then continue through the series by using the link at the end of each...
