HISTORY OF THE MUDDY CREEK REFORMED CONGREGATION By PROF. WILLIAM J. HINKE, PH.D., D.D. (Address delivered in the Muddy Creek Church, October 2, 1932). FOR many years I have taken an interest in the history of the Reformed churches in this region. As early as 1900, I pub- lished a series of

The Reformed Church in Lancaster County During the Eighteenth Century By WILLIAM J. HINKE T ODAY, when we celebrate the two-hundredth anniversary of the coming of Leonard and Michael Amweg, two of the pioneer settlers of Lancaster County, we naturally ask the question : What were the causes which