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Malta - Greetings Postcard - Butterfly design, featuring: The Presbyterian Church, Valletta - The National Opera House - The Royal Gate - St. Levante. Date: 1910s

John Knox, Scottish theologian
John Knox (1505-1572), Scottish clergyman. Knox was born at Haddington in East Lothian, Scotland, and educated at the University of St. Andrews in theology

PRESBYTERIANISM, 1847. Presbyterian Catechising. Oil on canvas, 1847, by the Scottish artist John Phillip (1817-1867)

Horse ambulance
Presbyterian Hospital Ambulance. Horse-pulled ambulance from Presbyterian Hospital

John Leland (Mono)
JOHN LELAND English presbyterian churchman

Presbyterian temple service, Seoul, South Korea, Asia

Independent Presbyterian Church, Savannah, Georgia, United States of America, North America

St. Andrews Presbyterian Kirk (church), St. George s, Grenada, Windward Islands, Lesser Antilles, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

John Leland / Chapman / Oval
JOHN LELAND English Presbyterian minister and Christian apologist

WALLER (1597 - 1668)
WILLIAM WALLER Leading Parliamentary commander in the south of England during the first 3 years of the civil war. Also an MP in the Commons

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Presbyterian: A Global Legacy of Faith and Community From the Flag of the Scottish Covenanters to Broadway in Falls Road, Belfast, Presbyterianism has left an indelible mark on communities around the world. Whether it's in Kenya's Kiambu region or among the Kikuyu people, this religious tradition has brought people together under a shared belief system. The influence of Presbyterians extends beyond geographical boundaries. Even English poet John Milton found solace within its teachings, drawing inspiration for his timeless works. In Northern Ireland, Fortwilliam Presbyterian Church stands tall on Antrim Road in Belfast, while the picturesque Presbyterian Church graces Bessbrook with its presence. Across continents and cultures, faith unites individuals and shapes their lives. The First Presbyterian Church in Bangor serves as a testament to this unity as worshippers gather to celebrate their beliefs. Meanwhile, historic landmarks like John Flavel/Williams Lib stand as reminders of the intellectual contributions made by Presbyterians throughout history. Not limited to any one country or continent, Savannah, Georgia proudly boasts two churches and a synagogue that bear witness to diverse expressions of worship within the Presbyterian tradition. This global reach is further exemplified by Matthew Henry - an English Bible commentator whose insights have resonated with readers worldwide. In tracing back through time, we encounter Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield - an American theologian who played a significant role in shaping modern Presbyterian thought. His legacy lives on through wood engravings capturing his likeness from 1888 photographs. Finally returning full circle to Kenya's Kiambu region among the Kikuyu people once more; it becomes evident that no matter where you go or who you are – there is something special about being part of such a rich heritage rooted in faith and community – that is what it means to be Presbyterian.