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Log College Press Dead Presbyterians still speak. Log College Press is named for the first American Presbyterian "seminary," the Log College.

This ministerial training school was started around 1726 in Pennsylvania by William Tennent and was an indirect forerunner of Princeton Seminary, the first official seminary of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, along with many other academic institutions in our country. Log College Press aims to collect and reprint the writings of and about American Presbyterians from the 18

th and 19th centuries. We are motivated by the conviction that as Christians in the present take root backward toward the past, we will bear fruit forward in the future for the glory of God and the kingdom of Jesus.

15/07/2025

Whether newly ordained or nearing retirement, every pastor will benefit from the wisdom found in this volume. Drawing from over twenty-five years of pastoral experience and notes taken during Archibald Alexander's pastoral theology lectures at Princeton Seminary, Thomas Murphy offers a rich and practical guide to the duties of the Christian minister. Though written just twelve years after the War Between the States, Murphy's counsel remains strikingly relevant for the church today.

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16/06/2025

From private prayer to public preaching, pastoral ministry is a sacred calling—and Thomas Murphy gets it.

Rooted in 25 years of experience and the wisdom of Princeton’s Archibald Alexander, Pastoral Theology offers timeless, practical counsel for today’s shepherds.

Now freshly typeset and newly indexed by Log College Press, this 19th-century classic is ready to serve a new generation of ministers.

"The emotion which we should naturally expect to find most frequently attributed to that Jesus whose whole life was a mi...
09/06/2025

"The emotion which we should naturally expect to find most frequently attributed to that Jesus whose whole life was a mission of mercy, and whose ministry was so marked by deeds of beneficence that it was summed up in the memory of his followers as a going through the land doing good (Acts xi. 38), is no doubt 'compassion.' In point of fact, this is the emotion which is most frequently attributed to him."

B.B. Warfield, "The Emotional Life of Our Lord"

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Remembering the life and ministry of David Stewart Caldwell (1725-1824).
24/03/2025

Remembering the life and ministry of David Stewart Caldwell (1725-1824).

“As all other believers do, the pastor should strive to be filled with the Holy Ghost, but in view of his holy office he...
21/03/2025

“As all other believers do, the pastor should strive to be filled with the Holy Ghost, but in view of his holy office he should strive far more earnestly. The one thought should be ever before him: ‘This is no ordinary profession that I hold; it is something more sacred, more heavenly, more Christlike than the common callings of men, and therefore I must be more holy.’” — Thomas Murphy

Chapter 2 // The Pastor in the Closet // pg. 35

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