1789 PRESBYTERIAN. First Constitution of the American Presbyterian Church. American Revolutionary Provenance. Evangelical From April–October 1861

From April–October 1861

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So he resigned the ecclesiastical conflict and served as a writer

1789 PRESBYTERIAN. First Constitution of the American Presbyterian Church. American Revolutionary Provenance. Evangelical From April–October 1861A superb piece of early Americana. In May of 1788 the Presbyterian Synods of New York and Philadelphia gathered in Philadelphia to compose a new American Constitution for the Presbyterian Church of the United States. John Witherspoon, one of the signers of the Articles of Confederation and advocate for adoption of the Constitution of the United States, delivered the opening address. During the same month, May of 1788, just down the street, the