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Covenanter Cemetery Tour with Pastor Rich Holdeman of Bloomington Reformed Presbyterian Church

On October 19th, 2024, Rich Holdeman gave a guided tour of the historic Covenanter Cemetery affiliated with the Bloomington RP Church, emphasizing the church's role in the Underground Railroad, the historic distinctives of the denomination, and the significance of Covenanters for the history of Bloomington, Indiana. 0:00 Introduction 1:35 Location of the Cemetery 2:36 Arrival of Presbyterians in Bloomington 3:20 Origin of Presbyterians in South Carolina 4:14 Antislavery stance of Reformed Presbyterians 6:20 Bloomington as a hotbed of Presbyerianism 8:29 The original Bethesda building burns down and the congregation changes it name 10:22 Sale of land where the former church building had been to former slave Robert Anderson; Robert Anderson's descendents 13:42 Integrated Cemetery 14:45 The 175-year-old ash tree 16:00 Dry-stacked stone wall 18:00 Room for people in cemetery 20:21 Graves of African-Americans 24:55 Always being ready to die 26:40 Significance of Covenanter names for Bloomington 30:58 Artwork on gravestones 31:31 Distinctives of the Reformed Presbyterians: Objection to the Constitution 33:50 Non-pacifism 36:14 The older part of the cemetery 37:20 Thomas and Jane Smith and the Underground Railroad 40:00 James Faris 43:45 Robert Fee family 45:09 "Relict" Martha Fullerton 47:05 Denominational schism 49:00 John Dale Russell 51:40 Henry Lester Smith 52:45 End of Tour