# Peter Muhlenberg
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John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg (October 1, 1746 – October 1, 1807) was an American clergyman, Continental Army soldier during the American Revolutionary War, and political figure in the newly independent United States. A Lutheran minister, he served in the United States House of Representatives and United States Senate from Pennsylvania.
== Early life and education ==
Muhlenberg was born to Pennsylvania German parents Anna Maria (Weiser) and Henry Muhlenberg in Trappe, Pennsylvania.
Peter Muhlenberg, US, Politician, Soldier
January 21. Peter Muhlenberg. When Peter was in his early twenties and a mere deacon, a family friend suggested Peter might make a good missionary to Native Americans. But Peter's father vetoed the idea and said Peter might 'turn Indian sooner than turn the Indians Christian.'" But Peter knew how...
The 8th Virginia & Kentucky
In this episode, historian and author Gabriel Neville joins us to discuss his book The Last Men Standing: The 8th Virginia and the Birth of the American Frontier.
Nearly 800 men followed the “Fighting Parson,” Colonel Peter Muhlenberg, into the Continental Army in 1776—but few remained by the end...
Episode 1: The Seasons of Peter Muhlenberg
Description:There is more to explore about the life of Woodstock, Virginia’s own Revolutionary hero than “To everything, there is a season...” And a modern-day effort to preserve the history of a small Shenandoah Valley town.
The Interview: Ann Wallinger of the Mount Jackson Museum joins us to d...
"Peter Muhlenberg and John Jay: God's Justice" - Ecclesiastes 3:1-15 | Michael Gabbert
The founding of a new nation requires convictions regarding the relationship of a people to Almighty God, a clear definition of justice, and a trustworthy source for determining right actions. The colonial fathers were convinced that God was directing the course of human events and, as a result, ...
The Making of Men in the Making of a Nation | 1 Corinthians 16:13–14
In this Father’s Day sermon, Pastor Brandon Scroggins continues the series on biblical nationhood by looking at the kind of men God used in the making of America. This message highlights the Great Awakening, the Minutemen, and especially the often-forgotten Black Robe Regiment—the bold, Bible-pre...
The Black Robe Regiment: The Pastors Who Helped Build America
Did pastors help build America?
Most Americans know George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, but few know the story of the Black Robe Regiment—the pastors who preached biblical principles, shaped public opinion, and helped prepare the colonies for independence.
During the American Revolution, Br...
#434 - Kyle Thompson // Peter Muhlenberg - A Time to Fight
We tell the story of a Revolutionary War pastor who steps from pulpit to battlefield and use it to ask what real readiness looks like for Christian men. We land in Nehemiah 4, where God’s people build and defend at the same time, and we challenge you to notice which “hand” you have let go. • the ...
Peter Muhlenberg: The Pastor Who Became a General | Christians in History
Peter Muhlenberg was a Christian pastor who left his pulpit, raised the 8th Virginia Regiment, served under George Washington, endured Valley Forge, and helped secure the American victory at Yorktown.
According to tradition, Muhlenberg concluded his famous farewell sermon by removing his clerical...
Peter Muhlenberg: From the Pulpit to the Revolution
Why did Peter Muhlenberg, an ordained Lutheran pastor, leave his pulpit to lead American soldiers into the Revolutionary War?
In this episode of America's Founding Series on The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Professor Nick Giordano uncovers the extraordinary story of Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg, the "Fig...
Peter Muhlenberg: From the Pulpit to the Revolution
Why did Peter Muhlenberg, an ordained Lutheran pastor, leave his pulpit to lead American soldiers into the Revolutionary War?
In this episode of America's Founding Series on The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Professor Nick Giordano uncovers the extraordinary story of Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg, the "Fig...
