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PCA HISTORICAL CENTER Archives and Manuscript Repository for the Continuing Presbyterian Church Home Page PCA GA Minutes PCA GA Seminars PCA Digest & Studies BCO History Project Organizational Records Organic Collections PCA RPCES RPCGS BPC/EPC Synthetic Collections ARPC BPC OPC PCUS PCUSA RPCNA UPCNA Manuscript Collections Allen-Dyrness Evans-Lowry MacNair-Russel Sanderson-Youngs Church Histories PCA Churches RPCES Churches RPCGS Churches BPC/EPC Churches PCUS Churches Research Library Library home page Online Public Access Catalog Newspapers Periodicals Japan Mission Library Korean Mission Library Articles on File Bibliographies Westminster Standards Collection Other Resources Historic Documents Obituaries Polity Articles by Dr. Roy Taylor Racial Reconciliation Resources Sermon Text Index Topical Site Index The 50th Anniversary of The Presbyterian Church in America. • A Timeline of People & Events Leading up to the Formation of the PCA • Message to All Churches [PDF] Mary Hopkins Cabell Breckinridge [1769-1858] See our introductory brochure here. What’s New: Work continues on our web site, revising and correcting old pages while also adding new content. Your patience with the process is greatly appreciated; this is going to take a good while. Roster of updated pages Recent additions & updates : R. Laird Harris, Boxes 425.2 - 426.2 Robert Gibson Rayburn [update] Laverne Swanson Rayburn Robert Stout Rayburn John Barnett "Barney" Youngs Other recent additions : • Minutes of the 49th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America . • Report of the Ad Interim Committee on Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault (2019-2022) . Rev. Alexander McLeod [1744-1833] Above, an historic portrait of the Rev. Alexander McLeod, currently on loan to the PCA Historical Center. Click here to read more. The Historical Center of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) is a ministry of the PCA Stated Clerk’s Office , located in St. Louis, Missouri on the campus of Covenant Theological Seminary. Our mission is to preserve the records of the Presbyterian Church in America along with those of four predecessor denominations. The Center also holds the manuscript collections of over 150 people connected with those denominations, plus history materials for some 700 congregations. A modest research library , with focus on American Presbyterianism, augments the Center’s collections. Visit the PCA Historical Center Contact Information Donate to the PCA Historical Center � 2023, PCA Historical Center, 478 Covenant Lane, St. Louis, Missouri 63141. (314)...