ARP Congregations of York County, SC (as of 1903)
Sketches of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian congregations of York County, SC (as of 1903). Read More
Welcome to Ulster Worldly, a blog about the history of Presbyterianism. Many of these stories come from my own family, many others come from my own denomination.
Tim Hopper
Raleigh, NC
Sketches of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian congregations of York County, SC (as of 1903). Read More
The story of the 1926 study of the PCUSA on the "Causes of Unrest Among Women of the Church" Read More
Brief Timeline of the Scottish Presbyterian Churches in America. Read More
Biographical sketch of Rev. Dr. Alexander Martin of Rock Hill Read More
Excerpt from the report from the outgoing moderator at the 7th General Assembly of the PCA. Read More
Resources for learning about the history of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. Read More
A 1922 ad for individual communion cups. Read More
The New York Times reporting on the second general assembly of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. Read More
In 1957 Christianity Today editor Dr. J. Marcellus Kik sent R. J. Rushdoony, then known primarily as a promising young critic of modernism and secular education, a letter announcing the launch of a new venture. At the time, Rushdoony had not yet abandoned the mainline Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) for J. Gresham Machen’s separatist Orthodox Presbyterian Church. If Rushdoony had done so, Kik would likely have never reached out to him because, as [Carl] Henry later recalled of his editorial strategy, "We solicited articles from evangelicals in mainline denominations, not because we were precommihted to ecumenism but because writers in the independent church might give the magazine an anti-ecumenical cast that would hinder our outreach."
A song for Dot Hopper upon on retirement from 38 years on the mission field. Read More