Catastrophes redirect people from the temporal to the eternal. After 911, many confused, disconsolate, and mourning individuals who formerly had little thought of God went to churches seeking answers to their questions...
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A Survey of Presbyterian Mission History in Africa, Whytock, 2023
BOOK NOTICE–On January 1, 1824 the Presbytery of Kaffraria was organized the first presbytery in Africa. In celebration of this bicentennial A Survey of Presbyterian Mission History in Africa: Historic Beginnings...
John Calvin, 1509-1564
Jean (John) was born July 10, 1509, to Gérard and Jeanne Lefranc Cauvin (Calvin) in Noyon, France. Noyon is about sixty miles northeast of Paris and at the time its cathedral was the seat of the bishop of Noyon, Charles...
Charles S. Vedder, Presbyterian Huguenot Minister
Charles Stuart was born to Albert A. and Susan (Fulton) Vedder in Schenectady, New York, October 7, 1826. His education was provided by Schenectady Lyceum Academy which prepared him to graduate valedictorian of Union...
Essay on Juvenile Delinquency, T. V. Moore, 1855
Thomas Verner Moore might be known to readers thanks to the reprints of his two major books by Banner of Truth—The Last Days of Jesus and his commentary on Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi.[1] Other publications issued by...
John McElhenney, Mountaineer Minister
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...
