Hoeksema, Homer C.
Homer C. Hoeksema was born in Grand Rapids, MI on January 30, 1923. He was the second son of Herman Hoeksema and born during the turmoil of the Common Grace controversy which led to the formation of the Protestant Reformed Churches.
He graduated from Calvin College and then the Protestant Reformed Seminary. He served the Protestant Reformed congregation at Doon, Iowa from 1949 to 1955 and later the Protestant Reformed congregation at South Holland, Illinois from 1955 to 1959.
In 1959 he was called to serve as professor in the Protestant Reformed Seminary, a position he held until his emeritation in 1989. He taught the departments of Dogmatics and New Testament studies. He served for many years as the editor of The Standard Bearer and wrote various significant books--the main one, a study of the Canons of Dordt titled: The Voice of the Fathers.
He was taken to glory on July 17, 1989.
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“God so Loved the World...”
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The Marks of the True Church
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The Atonement of Christ According to Dordrecht
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Faith of Our Fathers Living Still
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Voice of our Fathers Part III: On the Third Head of Doctrine
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Voice of Our Fathers Part II: On the Second Head of Doctrine
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Voice of Our Fathers Part I: On the First Head of Doctrine
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After Fifty Years
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