The Brick Presbyterian Church keeps bound records of Orders of Worship, financial statements, and important documents dating back to 1885...

In his last sermon preached at the pulpit of the Brick Church on 37th street, Reverend William Pierson Merrill spoke to a crowd in limbo....

Rev. William Pierson Merrill was a prominent Presbyterian minister and public advocate for peace in the early 20th century. He served as...

The Building and Grounds Committee recently undertook a reorganization/cleaning of the attic storage area inside the clock tower. This...

Confirmation Is Not What It Used To Be. “During the years Paul Wolfe taught Confirmation classes as Senior Pastor, we had no youth...

Stories about church governance are not usually found on Page Six, but Session minutes from our founding years would certainly have...

Most of us who walk through Brick Church’s doors will not feature in tomorrow’s history books. But some of our fellow members and...

“Children were treated as smaller adults, little men and women who happened to be dressed in bibs and pinafores.” This sentence explains...

For nearly 2000 years, women were hard to find in prominent church positions. By the 20th century, Protestant denominations were opening...