The history of American Presbyterianism reflects broader tensions within the American experiment with liberty.
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The American War of Independence earned an epithet from King George III, “a Presbyterian Rebellion.”
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Slavery, Freedom, and Early American Presbyterianism
By Drew Martin
The history of American Presbyterianism reflects broader tensions within the American experiment with liberty.
The American Revolution and the Presbyterian Rebellion
By Peter Lillback
The American War of Independence earned an epithet from King George III, “a Presbyterian Rebellion.”
Redeemer Rockwall: Rediscovering Home
By Benjamin Morris
How does a church grow when there’s nowhere to go?
John Witherspoon: Presbyterian Founding Father
By Kevin DeYoung
Few men in American history have been as consequential in so many different areas as John Witherspoon.
Grace South Shore: Anchoring the Church in the Community
By Adam MacInnis
God provided a Boston congregation with a historic property.
The College of New Jersey (Princeton University)
By Allen Stanton
The Presbyterians established their own college which produced pastors, politicians, and leaders for the growing nation.
Samuel Davies (1723-1761)
By David Irving
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.
The Old Side-New Side Controversy
By T. Chris Crain
Church leaders disagreed over the role of revivalism within the life of the church.
‘Blessed disruption’: Smyrna Presbyterian Grows During Sanctuary Renovation
By Meagan Gillmore
One of the few churches to ever host General Assembly, Smyrna Presbyterian Church has created room to accomodate its continued growth.