Presbyterianism is now characterized accurately, as Wikipedia informs us, as being “known for” liberalism, as accepting openly practicing LGBTQ+ clergy and other church leaders, same-sex ...

The Color Line in Presbyterianism. Give this article. CHARLES H. ROBERTS. June 3, 1904; Credit... The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from June 3, 1904, Page 6 Buy ...

GROWTH OF PRESBYTERIANISM.; The Alliance Learns that the World's Congregations Now Aggregate Nearly 25,000,000 People. Share full article. Sept. 29, 1899.

But he experienced surprise that, “with its superior resources and superb opportunities,” Presbyterianism has been outstripped by such later sects as the Methodists, unknown in Makemie’s time.

Religious identity in the Synod of Ulster, 1770-1840. One of the more remarkable events in recent Irish history was the formation of a power-sharing government in Northern Ireland in 2007 ...

Press Release. Montreat Conference Center. Tutor, priest, bodyguard, rebel, protestant minister, galley slave, exile, a leader of the Protestant Reformation, and founder of Presbyterianism: John ...

James Gore King McClure, Some Pastors and Pastorates during the Century of Presbyterianism in Illinois, Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society (1908-1984), Vol. 13, No. 1 (Apr., 1920), pp. 1 ...

The Moderator-elect of the Presbyterian Church says he would work assiduously to promote Presbyterianism during his tenure of office.

The PRESBYTERIAN UNION (1870-1949), originally named the Cleveland Presbyterian Church Union, formed in 1870 and was incorporated on 24 Apr. 1891. A voluntary association of Presbyterians, pastors, ...

An exhibition telling the story of Presbyterianism in Ireland over the last four centuries has opened in Belfast.