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The Case of the Scotch Presbyterians, of the City of New-York

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Account of the Scotch Presbyterian congregation in New York (1720s–1760s) repeatedly denied incorporation; petitions blocked by Episcopalian influence and the Board of Trade, arguing for religious liberty.
Archive ⬩ Church and State, Colonial Presbyterian History
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John Rodgers (1727 – 1811) was an American Presbyterian clergyman, educator, and early church leader who served as pastor in Philadelphia and was a founding figure of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, helping to organize its first permanent governing structures after the American Revolution. Renowned for his preaching, teaching, and commitment to evangelical piety, he also played a key role in establishing several Presbyterian institutions and mentoring the next generation of ministers.

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