Rev. Frank J. Grimke, A.B.
Sketch of Rev. Frank J. Grimke (b.1850): born to an enslaved mother, educated at Lincoln University and Princeton Seminary. Prominent Presbyterian minister, eloquent preacher and scholar.
Archives
The Confessional Presbyterian Archive is a curated digital library dedicated to preserving and promoting the writings of 17th–20th century Presbyterian pastors, teachers, and leaders. Featuring thousands of searchable texts, biographies, and historical resources, the archive provides direct access to the primary-source materials of American Presbyterianism.
Rev. Frank J. Grimke, A.B.
Introduction to Matthew Anderson’s Presbyterianism
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History and autobiography of Rev. Matthew Anderson detailing the founding and growth of Berean Presbyterian Church (Philadelphia) and Presbyterian mission among Black Americans.
Letter to Connecticut (1708)
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Minutes of the Presbytery and Synods of Philadelphia and New York (1706–1788) detailing pastoral appointments, disciplinary actions, letters, and procedural orders of early American Presbyterianism.
John Thomson
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Biographical sketches of early American Presbyterian ministers (John Thomson, John Pierson), their ministries, the 1741 synod rupture, revivals, and church government.
John Witherspoon, D.D.
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Sketch of John Witherspoon: Scottish Presbyterian minister, Calvinist author, and president of Princeton who reformed collegiate education and upheld ministerial fidelity.
John Witherspoon, D.D., LL.D.
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From the Presbyterian Encyclopedia: biographical sketches of ministers (notably John Witherspoon), church history, and the erection/unveiling of Witherspoon’s statue and commemorations.
President Witherspoon in the American Revolution
John Witherspoon: Scottish Presbyterian minister and president of the College of New Jersey who became a leading statesman in the American Revolution, shaping education, governance, and public opinion.
The Difficulties and Temptations Which Attend the Preaching of the Gospel in Great Cities
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Samuel Miller warns of unique difficulties in preaching the Gospel in great cities—wealth, luxury, false philosophy, and social pressure often tempt ministers to compromise.
Rev. Dr. Samuel Miller
Obituary of Rev. Dr. Samuel Miller (1769–1849), Princeton professor of ecclesiastical history, praising his piety, teaching, temperance advocacy, and lifelong service to the church.
Biographical Notice of Rev. Samuel Miller
November 1852 Presbyterian Magazine critiques the Woman’s Rights Convention and presents a biographical sketch of Rev. Samuel Miller, D.D., detailing his ministry and character.
Licensure and Ordination of Samuel Miller
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April 1852 Presbyterian Magazine: an essay on the ‘Uses of Stormy Sabbaths’ (sermon rooted in Psalm 148) and detailed Presbytery records of Samuel Miller’s licensure and 1793 ordination.
Samuel Miller, D.D.
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Biography of Samuel Miller (1769–1850), American Presbyterian minister, Princeton professor, and author. Noted for polished preaching, seminary leadership, and Old School stance.
Samuel Miller
Biographical sketches of Dr. Matthews and Dr. Samuel Miller, emphasizing their ministerial character, scholarship, founding role at Princeton Theological Seminary, and pastoral self-control.
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