This Day in Presbyterian History
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May 16 : Politics Divides the PCUSA
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This Day in Presbyterian History: A Political Issue Divides the Old School General Assembly With the Old School General Assembly meeting on May 16, 1861, the unity of the nation was at stake. Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina has been attacked and … Continue reading
The Continuing Story
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New Content Online : Contact [1970-1973]
May 10, 2012
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Recently posted content at the web site of the PCA Historical Center includes PDF image scans of Contact, the newsletter issued by Presbyterian Churchmen United, between 1970-1973. There were four main organizations that were formative of the Presbyterian Church in America : 1. Concerned Presbyterians, a layman’s group led by ruling elders; 2. Presbyterian Churchmen... Continue reading
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Four main organizations were formative of the Presbyterian Church in America : 1. Concerned Presbyterians, a layman's group led by ruling elders; 2. Presbyterian Churchmen United, an organization for pastors; 3. The Presbyterian Journal, a magazine begun in 1942; and 4. The Presbyterian Evangelistic Fellowship, a ministry focused on revival. Publications issued by the first two of these groups are now online. [click on the cover image for access to issues] |
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The Concerned Presbyterian No. 1 (March 1965)-No. 37 (1976) |
Contact (Presbyterian Churchmen United) [1970-73] |
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Other Items of Interest :
• On the Revision of the Confession of Faith (1890), by Dr. Benjamin B. Warfield.
• The History Behind the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Evangelical Synod, by Dr. George P. Hutchinson.
• “The Third Revision of the Directory of Worship” (PCUS, 1885)
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