Presbyterians of the Past

Robert Mills, America’s Architect

The header provides a view of Baltimore in 1872. At the center is the monument for George Washington began July 4, 1815 and completed in 1829. It stands 178 feet tall with General Washington holding his...

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New Web Site, Confessional Presbyterian

During recent months Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary has been redeveloping its website to include more resources for the study of Presbyterian history. The collection of PDF documents that were gathered for...

Upcoming Conferences in Greenville, South Carolina

Please notice that both events will provide an abundance of books for sale to alleviate symptoms for those afflicted with bibliomania. The Greenville Conference on Reformed Theology (GCRT) will begin Friday, October 2...

Book notice: Around the World with 80 Missionaries

Linda Finlayson has added to her wonderful books for children Around the World with 80 Missionaries, Christian Focus, 2026. Its colorful 8.5 x 11 hardback cover opens to 111 pages of meticulously composed graphics that...

Naming Children in Calvin’s Geneva

On R. Scott Clark’s Heidelblog he posted, “Why Did the Geneva Consistory Insist on Biblical Names at Baptism?” which interacts with a blogpost by Matt Tuininga. As Clark begins his article he quotes...

Presbycast on Mencken and Machen

PCA Ruling Elder Brad Isbell has edited Presbycast Pravda for about five years. His podcasts and posts cover diverse topics from a fine memorial for Queen Elizabeth II, to analysis of issues faced by the PCA, and on to...

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