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January
Unearthing the past: Fanny Leiper's sketchbook
Piecing together a woman's life through her art and her son's records
August 20, 2026
Remembering the Rev. Dr. Joanna Moseley Adams
The trailblazing Presbyterian pastor and organizer died Aug. 7 at age 81
August 13, 2026
This month in Presbyterian history
A 10-foot hand pointing heavenward, a visit with Crimean War veterans and an inaugural national conference
August 4, 2026
Exploring the origins of the American Sunday School Association and a favorite children's hymn
July 23, 2026
Revisiting Milwaukee's historic Big Red Church
Calvary Presbyterian Church was designed by the same architect as Milwaukee's City Hall
July 14, 2026
Presbyterian response to gun violence across the decades
General Assembly overtures, magazine articles and interviews, special action alerts and more illustrate a history of activism
July 15, 2026
This month in Presbyterian history
An 1884 portrait photograph, scraps of Civil War battle sketches, a groundbreaking in Pennsylvania, and a neighbor's anniversary
July 13, 2026
Women of Milwaukee: Sarah, Margaret and Lois
Looking back at a handful of trailblazing Presbyterian women, including the first female moderator of a Presbyterian General Assembly
June 27, 2026
Looking back to the last time Milwaukee hosted the General Assembly
In 1992, commissioners elected the Rev. John Fife as Moderator of the 204th General Assembly
June 26, 2026
A reintroduction to the Pam Byers Memorial Collection at the Presbyterian Historical Society, where LGBTQIA+ history is preserved with #PRIDE
June 17, 2026
The religious roots of North Korea’s Kim dynasty
Jonathan Cheng’s 'Korean Messiah,' a landmark history of North Korea, begins with the story of a Presbyterian missionary named Moffett
June 9, 2026
This month in Presbyterian history
A conference in Edinburgh, a two-week-long celebration, and a visit to the World's Fair
June 2, 2026
Presbyterian profile: The Rev. Harold Voelkel (1898-1984)
The story of a United Nations chaplain assigned to the POW camps during the Korean War
Presbyterian News Service; May 26, 2026
Presbyterian Profile: Jean Kim (1935-2021)
Remembering the pastor in purple this AAPI Heritage Month
Presbyterian News Service; May 20, 2026
Maggie Kuhn, the wrinkled radical
Older American Month
May 13, 2025
This month in Presbyterian history - May 2026
The Committee on Freedman submits its first annual report; Rachel Henderlite makes histor;More Light Churches gather, and Purchase volunteers
May 1, 2026
‘Founders & Faith’ banquet dinner to benefit the William Tennent House Association will be held on May 30
April 28, 2026
This month in Presbyterian history - April 2026
Medical missions in New Mexico, a letter from the president, sports day at Baghdad High, and more
April 8, 2026
The Rev. Dr. John Ashworth Gardner and the Easter Sunrise Service
April 1, 2026
From the archives: the Minisink Community Center and Ma Kline
Alberta Kline's impact on Harlem youth during the civil rights decade was monumental
March 17, 2026
This month in Presbyterian history - March 2026
A cornerstone laid, a commemorative convocation and a ceremony of integration
Presbyterian News Service; March 3, 2026
The history of Brotherhood Week
The annual celebration started in the 1930s and was chaired by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Presbyterian News Service; February 26, 2026
Dr. Vivian Ayers Allen and the Brainerd Institute
The story of a Pulitzer Prize-nominated poet and her alma mater
Presbyterian News Service; February 13, 2026
This month in Presbyterian history - February 2026
An inaugural graduation, an icy groundbreaking, and other historic gatherings
Presbyterian News Service; February 3, 2026
Katie Geneva Cannon on Phyllis Wheatley, 49th Black Heritage Stamp honoree
The Rev. Dr. Katie Cannon elaborates on the legacy of the woman whose #BlackHeritageSeries stamp issues Thursday
Presbyterian News Service; January 29, 2026
From the archives: Art is for everyone
Need a new hobby for the new year? Find inspiration in the Presbyterian Historical Society archives
Presbyterian News Service; January 22, 2026
The life and times of John R. Fry
John Richard Fry (1923-2010) was a pastor, writer, publisher and activist
Presbyterian News Service; January 14, 2026
This Month in Presbyterian History - January 2026
January glimpses into the PC(USA) archives
Presbyterian News Service; January 5, 2026
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