J. Hershey Longenecker’s 1911 Kentucky Journal
The daily journal of missionary J. Hershey Longenecker during his work building Beechwood Seminary in the Kentucky mountains, documenting his journey from tradesman to missionary. Read More
The daily journal of missionary J. Hershey Longenecker during his work building Beechwood Seminary in the Kentucky mountains, documenting his journey from tradesman to missionary. Read More
How the Hopper family moved from Baptist roots to a Presbyterian legacy through the marriage of Joseph Hopper to Mary Jane Dunlap in 1840. Read More
A special day celebrating the Hopper family at Stanford Presbyterian Church Read More
My friend Matthew Ezzell and I taught a Sunday school class on American Presbyterian History at Shiloh Presbyterian Church. Read More
My friend Matthew Ezzell and I taught a Sunday school class on American Presbyterian History at Shiloh Presbyterian Church. Read More
A snapshot of the decline of orthodoxy in the Southern Presbyterian Church Read More
The impact of the Spanish Flu on the Southern Presbyterian Church Read More
Why Joe B. Hopper, born in 1921, didn't serve in World War II. Read More
The story of Dorothy Longenecker's employment at Blackstone Presbyterian Church and how she came to be married there. Read More