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Christian Plea Volume 3 (October 1929 - October 1930)
Get PDFChristian Plea Volume 3 (October 1929 - October 1930)
Prince A. Grey, Jr., continues as Editor, a role he assumed in April 1930.
There are 283 pages in this PDF.
Issue 4 (December 1927) 3 notes the death of Elder J. C. Copeland of Crystal River, Florida.
Issue 12 (April 1, 1930) 6 notes the death of Elder Frank C. Cothran from Rockford, Illinois.
Each issue has reports from areas or local congregations.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianplea/1010/thumbnail.jp
Minutes of the Thirteenth Annual Christian Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ
Get PDFMinutes of the Thirteenth Annual Christian Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ, held at Winston-Salem, N. C. August 26 to September 1, 1929. Headquarters, Cleveland Ave. Christian Church, in co-operation with Middle Fork Christian Church.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/nationalchristianmissionaryconvention_minutes/1005/thumbnail.jp
Christian Messenger, Cheneyville, Louisiana Volume 1, Number 8 (April 1928)
Get PDFChristian Messenger, Cheneyville, Louisiana Volume 1, Number 8 (April 1928)
Marion Browning (1872-1945) editor. Browning ministered in Cheneyville for at least eight years (Wilson, The Disciples of Christ in Louisiana 1826-1860 39)
DCHS has three issues of this periodical. Browning was aligned with what would emerged as the Independent Christian Churches and Churches of Christ.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianmessengercheneyville/1000/thumbnail.jp
Christian Messenger, Cheneyville, Louisiana Volume 1, Number 10 (July 1928)
Get PDFChristian Messenger, Cheneyville, Louisiana Volume 1, Number 10 (July 1928)
Published in the interest of the Churches of Christ in Louisiana.
Marion Browning (1872-1945) editor. Browning ministered in Cheneyville for at least eight years (Wilson, The Disciples of Christ in Louisiana 1826-1860 39)
This was an independent Christian Church/Churches of Christ publication rather than a cappella Churches of Christ. Browning mentions the Restoration Herald and expresses dissatisfaction with agencies.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianmessengercheneyville/1002/thumbnail.jp
Minutes of the Twelfth Annual Christian Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ
Get PDFMinutes of the Twelfth Annual Christian Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ. Held at Chicago, Illinois, August 25 to September 2, 1928. Headquarters: Oakwood Boulevard Church. The Proceedings, Officers, Committees and Reports of the Church Convention and the Minutes of the Departments including the Bible School, W. M. S. and Christian Endeavor.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/nationalchristianmissionaryconvention_minutes/1010/thumbnail.jp
Christian Messenger, Cheneyville, Louisiana Volume 1, Number 9 (May 1928)
Get PDFChristian Messenger, Cheneyville, Louisiana Volume 1, Number 9 (May 1928)
Published in the interest of the Churches of Christ in Louisiana.
Marion Browning (1872-1945) editor. Browning ministered in Cheneyville for at least eight years (Wilson, The Disciples of Christ in Louisiana 1826-1860 39)
This was an independent Christian Church/Churches of Christ publication rather than a cappella Churches of Christ. Browning mentions the Restoration Herald and expresses dissatisfaction with agencies.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianmessengercheneyville/1001/thumbnail.jp
Minutes of the Eleventh Annual Christian Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ of the United States
Get PDFMinutes of the Eleventh Annual Christian Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ of the United States, Held at Washington, D. C., August 29th to September 4th, 1927. Headquarters: 12th Street Christian Church.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/nationalchristianmissionaryconvention_minutes/1003/thumbnail.jp
Christian Plea Volume 2 (December 1927 - October 1929)
Get PDFChristian Plea Volume 2 (December 1927 - October 1929)
With Volume 2, the Uniform Lessons and Christian Endeavor pages are removed, resulting in a substantial increase in news from local congregations and more original articles.
New columns are: Department of the Women of the Church, Mrs. Rosa Brown Grubbs, Editor and Department of Church Life, Elder William Alphin, Editor.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianplea/1009/thumbnail.jp
Minutes of the Tenth Annual Christian Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ of the United States
Get PDFMinutes of the Tenth Annual Christian Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ of the United States. Held at Louisville, Kentucky, August 23 to 29, 1926. Headquarters: Third Christian Church Chestnut and Sixteenth Streets.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/nationalchristianmissionaryconvention_minutes/1009/thumbnail.jp
Christian Plea Volume 1 (November 1926 - October 1927)
Get PDFChristian Plea Volume 1 (November 1926 - October 1927)
The editorial staff includes Vance G. Smith, Editor; Associate editors are Mary E. Taylor, H. L. Herod and J. B. Lehman.
A regular column is From the Banks of Old Kentucky by C. H. Dickerson.
Information on the African American schools appears often. These schools include Southern Christian Institute, Jarvis Christian College, Piedmont Christian Institute, and Central Christian Institute.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianplea/1008/thumbnail.jp