advocate, 1995 John H. Eastwood, 1941, US Army Air Corps chaplain 464th Bombardment Group in World War II Sherwood Eddy, 1896, missionary to India, YMCA leader, author, educator Bart D. Ehrman, 1985, professor and writer Anna Carter Florence, 2000 George Forell David Otis Fuller Robert A. J. Gagnon, 1993 George Washington Gale, 1819, founder of Knox College Jim Garlow, pastor of Skyline Church James Leo Garrett Jr., 1949, theologian William H. Gray (Pennsylvania politician), 1970 William Henry Green, 1846 Francis James Grimké, 1878, African American Presbyterian pastor, co-founder of the NAACP Phineas Gurley, Abraham Lincoln's pastor Kyung-Chik Han, 1929, founder of Young Nak Presbyterian Church and winner of the Templeton Prize George C. Heckman, president of Hanover College 1870-79 Charles Hodge, 1819 Elmer George Homrighausen, 1924 William Imbrie, missionary to Japan Sheldon Jackson, 1858, Presbyterian missionary in the Western United States, including Alaska Thornwell Jacobs, 1899, founder of Oglethorpe University Richard A. Jensen, 1962, theologian and author William Hallock Johnson, 1898, theologian and president of Lincoln University (Pennsylvania) Elizabeth Johnson (New Testament Scholar), J. Davison Philips Professor of New Testament at Columbia Theological Seminary Toyohiko Kagawa, 1916 Margaret Grun Kibben, 1986 and 2002, received MDiv and DMin, first female chaplain of the US House of Representatives Guy Kratzer, 1968, Pennsylvania State Senator Kimberly Bracken Long, 1990, Presbyterian pastor, author, Associate Professor of Worship at Columbia Theological Seminary Elijah P. Lovejoy, 1834, first American martyr for freedom of the press, Presbyterian pastor and publisher of an abolitionist newspaper in Alton, Illinois, killed while defending the press from an angry mob Clarence Macartney, 1905 John Gresham Machen, 1905, founder of Westminster Theological Seminary George Leslie Mackay, Canadian missionary to Taiwan John Maclean, Jr., 1818, president of Princeton University Allan MacRae, 1927, founder of Faith Theological Seminary and Biblical Theological Seminary Basil Manly, Jr., 1847 Carl McIntire, fundamentalist, attended briefly as a student, but transferred to Westminster Theological Seminary in 1929 as a result of Fundamentalist-Modernist Controversy. David McKinney (publisher) Bruce Metzger, 1938 Samuel H. Moffett, 1942, missionary, educator John Monteith, 1816, first president of the University of Michigan Frederick Augustus Muhlenberg (educator), 1839 John Murray (theologian) John Williamson Nevin, 1826 John Livingstone Nevius, missionary to China Harold Ockenga, prominent figure in 1950s "Neo-Evangelicalism", attended briefly as a student, but transferred to Westminster Theological Seminary in 1929 as a result of Fundamentalist–Modernist controversy Kathleen M. O'Connor Francis Landey Patton, 1865 Abune Paulos, Patriarch