An account of personal experiences may be interesting for one or two reasons: (1) because the writer is in some way remarkable; (2) because, not being at all remarkable, he may be able to set forth in a concrete way the experience of a considerable body of men.
Read MoreTen friends and acquaintances of J. Gresham Machen share memories of him fifty years after his death.
Read MoreMachen's last word reveled in the active obedience of Christ. Professor John Murray explains why.
Read MoreThe curious story of Uncle Joe Hopper, Presbyterian revivalist and untrained minster.
Read MoreListen to Dr. Darryl Hart's lectures on J. Gresham Machen and the founding of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church.
Read MoreThe OPC was originally the Presbyterian Church of America. Here's how it got a new name after 3 years.
Read MoreMy grandfather's brief history of his mother's family, the Dunlaps of Kentucky.
Read MoreBelow are links to several websites I have built “for building up the body of Christ”. If you have feedback, feel free to contact me. — Tim Hopper Other Websites Read Machen Guide to the …
Read MoreLearn More about the Presbyterian Conflict There are a number of books where you can learn more about the presbyterian conflict, J. Gresham Machen, and the founding of the Orthodox Presbyterian …
Read MoreMemoir of the early life of Joseph Hopper (1982-1971), Southern Presbyterian missionary to Korea.
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