Discover the preacher who Martyn Lloyd-Jones referred to as “the greatest preacher” ever produced in America.

Kirk of the Hills builds to accommodate its growing ministries and prepare for the next generation.

Church leaders disagreed over the role of revivalism within the life of the church.

One of the few churches to ever host General Assembly, Smyrna Presbyterian Church has created room to accomodate its continued growth.

There is hardly a more disputed action in the heavily contested history of American Presbyterianism than the 1729 Adopting Act.

Valley Presbyterian plans to celebrate its new sanctuary with a dedication service this fall.

Midtown Fellowship (PCA) in Nashville released a statement following the arrest of a staff member.

Considered by many “the father of American Presbyterianism,” Francis Makemie organized the first presbytery in America.

Christ Community generously invested in a new building to make room for more worshippers.

A new series takes a closer look at the formative years of American Presbyterianism.