U.S. First Presbyterian also spun out branch churches, including University Presbyterian Church, which continues to be a major institution to this day. See also Dr. Mark A. Matthews (1941), Denny Park, Seattle Notes Further reading Clark, Norman H. The Dry Years: Prohibition & Social Change in Washington, Revised Edition, University of Washington, 1988. . Giboney, Ezra P. and Agnes M. Potter. The Life of Mark A. Matthews. (Grand Rapids: William B. Eerdmans, 1948). Russell, C. Allyn. "Mark Allison Matthews: Seattle Fundamentalist and Civic Reformer." Journal of Presbyterian History (1979): 446-466. in JSTOR Soden, Dale E. The Reverend Mark Matthews: An Activist in the Progressive Era'''. (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2001) . Soden, Dale. "Mark Allison Matthews: Seattle's Minister Rediscovered." Pacific Northwest Quarterly (1983): 50-58. Soden, Dale E. "The Social Gospel in Tennessee: Mark Allison Matthews." Tennessee Historical Quarterly'' (1982): 159-170. in JSTOR External links Pistol-Packing Parson: Mark Matthews and Protestant Culture in the Pacific Northwest Photographs including Mark A. Matthews from University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections 1867 births 1940 deaths Presbyterian Church in the United States of America ministers American temperance activists People from Calhoun, Georgia American anti-corruption activists Anti-suffragists