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...
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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...
James I. Vance, 1862-1939
James Isaac was born September 25, 1862 in Arcadia, Tennessee to Charles Robertson and Margaret (Newland) Vance. Charles and Margaret were married in the fall of 1860 by Rev. Daniel Rogan of Kingsport. Soon after birth...
College Hill Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians in the American Colonies and then the United States not only delivered God’s Word from pulpits to worshipping congregations but also operated schools for children where they taught from masters’ desks...
History Greenbrier Presbytery 1889
Greenbrier Presbytery was organized in 1839 primarily through the extensive missionary efforts of the father of the Presbyterian Church in West Virginian, John McElhenney. In the publication available for PDF download...
