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1885 Yearbook of the Disciples of Christ
Get PDF1885 Yearbook of the Disciples of Christ: Their Membership, Missions, Ministry, Educational and Other Institutionshttps://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/all_yearbooks/1001/thumbnail.jp
The Relations of the Church to the Colored People: Speech of the Rev. Dr. Tucker of Jackson Mississippi Before the Church Congress Held in Richmond Va. Oct. 24-27 1882.
Get PDFThe Relations of the Church to the Colored People : Speech of the Rev. Dr. Tucker of Jackson Mississippi Before the Church Congress Held in Richmond Va. Oct. 24-27 1882.
Tucker was a Protestant Episcopal. Isaac McCoy Williams, identified as a colored Campbellite minister of Jackson, Miss. responded to Tucker\u27s speech on pages 29-32.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/all_pamphlets/1003/thumbnail.jp
Christian-Evangelist, Volume 22 Numbers 1 - 5 (October 5 - November 2, 1882)
Get PDFChristian-Evangelist, Volume 22 Numbers 1 - 5 (October 5 - November 2, 1882)
Published by Christian Publishing Company Every Thursday, at Chicago and St. Louis.
Editors: J. H Garrison, B. W. Johnson, J. H. Smart.
Editorial Contributors: N. S. Haynes, Simpson Ely, J. W. Monser, J. W. McGarvey, Thomas Munnell.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianevangelistsaintlouis/1000/thumbnail.jp
Christian-Evangelist, Volume 22 Numbers 6 - 10 (November 9 - December 7, 1882)
Get PDFChristian-Evangelist, Volume 22 Numbers 6 - 10 (November 9 - December 7, 1882)
Published by Christian Publishing Company Every Thursday, at Chicago and St. Louis.
Editors: J. H Garrison, B. W. Johnson, J. H. Smart.
Editorial Contributors: N. S. Haynes, Simpson Ely, J. W. Monser, J. W. McGarvey, Thomas Munnellhttps://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianevangelistsaintlouis/1001/thumbnail.jp
Preachers of the Churches of Christ in the United States
Get PDFF. M. Green, Preachers of the Churches of Christ in the United States
From the introduction:
The following is a list of the preachers in the United States in the religious body known as Christians, or Disciples of Christ. The list is incomplete; but is as perfect as the undersigned is able to make it at this date. It is desirable that the list should be as perfect as possible in numbers, name and address. I shall be gratified if any one who may see this list will help to make it absolutely correct. If you know any names which ought to be added; or any names which ought to be stricken from the list for any reason; or any mistake in the spelling of the names; or any mistake in the address, please notify me at once, at 180 Elm street, Cincinnati, O. F. F. Green.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/all_yearbooks/1002/thumbnail.jp
Robert Richardson, The Principles and Objects of the Religious Reformation Urged by A. Campbell and Others, Briefly Stated and Explained
Get PDFRobert Richardson, The Principles and Objects of the Religious Reformation Urged by A. Campbell and Others, Briefly Stated and Explained
Written in 1852, this is the Third Edition Revised and Enlarged, published in 1877.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/all_foundationaldocuments/1001/thumbnail.jp
Isaac Errett, Help Those Women
Get PDFIsaac Errett, Help Those Women
This article by Errett was instrumental in the founding of the Christian Woman\u27s Board of Missions in 1874 at the October General Convention of the American Christian Missionary Society in Cincinnati.
Of this article, Doug Foster (Encyclopedia of the Stone-Campbell Movement 303) wrote:
In 1874 Errett gave his influence and support to the formation of the Christian Woman\u27s Board of Missions in a famous article titled Help These [sic; Those ] Women.
Named in the article are:
Dr. Sterling Elwood Pearre (1825-1904) and his wife Sarah “Caroline” Neville Pearre (1831-1910)https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/all_foundationaldocuments/1020/thumbnail.jp
The Gospel Echo, Volume 9 (1871)
Get PDFThe Gospel Echo, Volume 9 (1871)
The editorial team includes Reynolds, Garrison, and Craig.
The October through December numbers are missing.
The microfilm had these defects, which the PDF reflects:
Pages 384, 385; 388, 389 are out of focus.
A few scattered pages are faint.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/gospelecho/1005/thumbnail.jp
Christian Standard, Volume 6, Numbers 27 - 39 (July 8 - September 30, 1871) Pages 209 – 312.
Get PDFChristian Standard, Volume 6, Numbers 27 - 39 (July 8 - September 30, 1871) Pages 209 – 312.
Isaac Errett of Cincinnati, Ohio, and James Sanford Lamar of Augusta, Georgia, are editors.
OCR on these PDFs is sketchy because the images were made from microfilm, not the original volumes. Our goal is to scan the originals once we have a large format scanner.
Be sure to use the Christian Standard Index to look up topics, places, and people.
A typical section of the Christian Standard\u27s fare, including addresses by college presidents, regional news, state missionary conventions, and reports of debates.
In an editorial on The Creed Question (page 300), Errett notes how Alexander Campbell and Moses Lard were accused of creating creeds. Errett fell victim to the same accusation when he authored A Synopsis in 1863
Christian Standard, Volume 6, Numbers 14 - 26 (April 8 -July 1, 1871) Pages 105 – 208.
Get PDFChristian Standard, Volume 6, Numbers 14 - 26 (April 8 -July 1, 1871) Pages 105 – 208.
Isaac Errett of Cincinnati, Ohio, and James Sanford Lamar of Augusta, Georgia, are editors.
OCR on these PDFs is sketchy because the images were made from microfilm, not the original volumes. Our goal is to scan the originals once we have a large format scanner.
Be sure to use the Christian Standard Index to look up topics, places, and people.
These issues have a good variety of subjects: debates; a defense of H. T. Anderson; Errett\u27s series Walks about Jerusalem ; better congregational singing; to name a few