A pastoral tenure extending sixty-two years is an accomplishment, but serving one congregation for over six decades is remarkable. During his ministry that spanned over three generations, Rev. John McElhenney baptized...
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Michael D. Kalopothakes, Tenacious Missionary to Greece
Michael Demetrius Kalopothakes was born in Aeropolis, Laconia, Greece, December 17, 1825. At the time of his birth the Greeks were involved in a fight for independence from the Ottomans who had ruled them since the...
William M. Paxton, Doctrinal Ministry of the Word
When B. B. Warfield delivered the memorial message for William M. Paxton in Miller Chapel at Princeton Seminary he said of his friend and colleague that “Dr. Paxton’s power always lay more in what he was than in what he...
William H. Fentress, An Extraordinary Man
Seminary education in the nineteenth century was challenging especially as developed and standardized by the first seminary of the Presbyterian Church established in Princeton, New Jersey, 1812. The curriculum included...
50th Anniversary PCA and OPC, Christianity and Liberalism, J. G. Machen
The Presbyterian Journal was published 1959-1987 succeeding The Southern Presbyterian Journal (1942), and when The Presbyterian Guardian ceased publication in 1979 The Presbyterian Journal included in parentheses...
Review, From the Manger to the Throne, Theology of Luke, Benjamin L. Gladd
After discussing the identity of “most excellent Theophilus” in his introduction to From the Manger to the Throne: A Theology of Luke, Crossway, 2022, Benjamin L. Gladd purposes “to sketch an overview of Luke’s gospel...
