Reverend James Kerr (1847-1905) was born in the parish of Kilraughts, County Antrim. He attended Queen's College for three years. There he completed a course of studies that prepared him for the Theological Hall. He became proficient in mathematics, natural philosophy, Latin, Greek, German, French, English literature, logic and moral philosophy. He added Hebrew and related theological studies at the Theological Hall. In 1869 he was ordained the minister in the Greenock congregation, Scotland. In 1881 he was the pastor of the Glasgow congregation. He was an editor of two magazines, The Advocate and The Witness, in which he raised a voice on behalf of the truth. He was one of the last of the Reformed Presbyterians to exhibit with some consistency those principles of the Second Reformation upon which the Reformed Presbyterian Church was maintained in separate existence.

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