Making History Today: Presbyterian Colleges - Trinity University
Tehuacana, Waxahachie, San Antonio, James Laurie, John Silber, Jack Stotts, Paul Baker, Chuck McKinley, Raymond Judd, Donna Stockton,...
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Oct 33 min read
Making History Today: Prayers for Montreat
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary We have all been riveted by the news regarding the...
Sep 193 min read
Making History Today: Honoring the Ministry of Presbyterian Hispanics
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary In recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month...
Sep 44 min read
Making History Today: Casting A Long Shadow
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary He turned 81 years old this year and he still...
Aug 263 min read
Making History Today: Presbyterian Colleges - University of the Ozarks
In 2013 the annual meeting of the PHSSW was held on the lovely campus of the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, Arkansas. One of...
Aug 54 min read
Making History Today: Dayton, TN, Little Rock, AR, Texas, and Beyond
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary In a recent New Yorker review of Brenda Wineapple’s...
Jul 123 min read
Making History Today: Presbyterian Colleges - Schreiner University
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary In his lovely book Enter With Hope: Schreiner at...
Jun 143 min read
Making History Today: "...and a time to laugh"
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary From 1959-1968 the late Jerry Tompkins served as...
Jun 53 min read
Making History Today: Deeply Rooted
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary In “Thoughts on the Day of the Baptism of Dietrich...
May 205 min read
Making History Today - The Joy of History: One Thing Leads to Another
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary One of the delightful aspects to being part of this...
May 134 min read
Making History Today: The University of Tulsa - Its Roots
The convergence of the Arkansas, Grand, and Verdigris Rivers in east central Oklahoma was known in the early 19th century as Three...
Apr 254 min read
Making History Today: San Felipe
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary When those who are familiar with Texas history hear...
Mar 284 min read
Making History Today: Presbyterian Colleges - Lyon College
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary In the book The Liberating Arts: Why We Need...
Mar 204 min read
Making History Today: Joyful Music Leads Us Sunward
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary “Then Moses and the Israelites sang this song to...
Mar 64 min read
Making History Today: "I Was In Prison and You Visited Me"
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary On Wednesday, February 28 Ivan Cantu was executed...
Feb 145 min read
Making History Today: On the Lighter and Sportier Side
With the Super Bowl behind us and Baseball Spring Training right in front of us, it might be interesting for some to point out the...
Feb 52 min read
Confession of a Glaring Omission
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary In a recent column focus was placed on historians...
Jan 295 min read
Making History Today: Purveyors of Presbyterian History
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary On the frontispiece of his Making History: The...
Jan 194 min read
Making History Today: Presbyterian Witness in Central HS Crisis
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary In 2014 the Presbyterian Historical Society of the...
Jan 123 min read
Making History Today: Unique Architectural Marks
Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest James S. Currie, Executive Secretary Sometimes there’s a tendency either to overlook or...
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