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United Presbyterians Mark Diamond Jubilee Across Pittsburgh Region
Local United Presbyterian churches celebrate 75 years since uniting in 1858, with details of the union in Pittsburgh and the growth of congregations in New Castle and nearby towns. The piece highlights early Scottish origins, wartime service, education, missions, and multiple church expansions and leaders shaping the denomination’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterians
United Presbyterian Churches
United States
General Assembly
Pittsburgh
Young People's National Convention
Women’s Missionary Society
Old City Hall
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Associate Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Scotland
Church of Scotland
Presbyterian
Britain
James I
Penn’s Woods
Associate Reformed Synod
Diamond
Allegheny
Ninth Street Bridge
Brimstone Corner
Smithfield
Seventh Avenue
Nixon Theatre
Christian Brotherhood
America
U. S
Egypt
India
Sudan
Ethiopia
New Castle
First United Presbyterian Church
R. Audley Browne
Shenango
Wilmington Road
Joseph Kissick
100Th Regiment
Browne
Westminster College
J. W. Bain
James M. Ferguson
Bellevue
H. F. Given
Tacoma
Wash
R. L. Lanning
S. E. Irvine
Second United Presbyterian Church
Zion Reformed Church
County Line ‘Street
East Washington Street
J. Q. A. McDowell
W. T. Burns
County Line Street
East Washington
Milton and
Andrew McGill
S. C. Gamble
A. J. Randles
C. G. McGeorge
D. D
Third United Presbyterian Church
Beaver Valley
Lathrop Street
Charles B. Brooks
Adella May Gibson Reed
T. L. Rose
Cate D. Chalmers Fulton
Aev. J. Williamson
D. L. Ferguson