Historically Speaking

After World War II, when our service men and women returned home, the “Baby Boom” went into full swing. Housing...

Paxton’s original log church was built in the 1720’s or 1730’s. In 1931, while the renovation of our sanctuary was...

In April 1929 there is a mention in the Session Book that “…we are looking forward to making needed repairs...

In our previous post, we traced the changes to our church’s structure from 1856 until 1899.  As we think of...

In our previous post, we traced the changes to our church’s structure from 1740 until 1855.  With Paxton’s mission being...

James 4:13-17/ Matthew 6:25-34 August 26, 2018/ Paxton John Green I Are you living a balanced life? Is your life,...

We cherish Paxton as a historical church but we know that its most important mission has always been to be...

The congregation of Reverend John Elder would have sung the Psalms of David; and they would have been led in...

This past April, the United States has been remembering the one-hundredth anniversary of our involvement in World War I.  While...

How often have you passed the case containing Paxton’s historic communion set in the archives hallway outside the west sanctuary...

The Historical Committee of Paxton Presbyterian Church plans to publish a series of short articles that will trace the history...