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The Christian Pioneer, Volume 7, 1867
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The Christian Pioneer becomes a weekly with this volume.
The autobiography of Jacob Creath, Jr. concludes in this volume.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianpioneerwright/1006/thumbnail.jp
Christian Standard, Volume 2, Numbers 1 - 13 (January 5 - March 30, 1867)
Get PDFChristian Standard, Volume 2, Numbers 1 - 13 (January 5 - March 30, 1867)
D. P. Henderson is Corresponding Editor.
Jonas Hartzell\u27s replies in the Iowa Debate between Hartzell and Dick appear in several numbers.
Errett replies to Benjamin Franklin\u27s criticism of Missionary Societies.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianstandard/1002/thumbnail.jp
The Christian Almanac 1867
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The Christian Pioneer, Volume 6, 1866
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In this volume appear the parts 1 - 10 of The Parentage and Autobiography of Elder Jacob Creath, of Palmyra, Mo.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianpioneerwright/1005/thumbnail.jp
The Gospel Echo, Volume 4 (1866)
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Images of the microfilm from which the PDF is created provided by Christian Theological Seminary.
This volume is missing the January and September numbers.
Edited by Elijah Lewis Craig. Corresponding Editor is Elijah Perry Belshehttps://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/gospelecho/1000/thumbnail.jp
D. P. Henderson to Isaac Errett, March 17, 1865
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Henderson, for the third time, urges Errett to hold a meeting in Louisville. Henderson mentions the Rebel debris who belonged to his congregation but have apparently started attending another congregation.
Henderson is pleased because the war is winding down: My heart is cheered when I think of the speedy ruin of this most foul and wicked rebellion.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/doc_unpublished_letters/1003/thumbnail.jp
The Christian Pioneer, Volume 5, 1865
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As of this volume, John R. Howard no longer appears as an editor of the Christian Pioneer. His reasons for resigning are given on pages 262, 263 of Volume 4, Number 7, July, 1864.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianpioneerwright/1004/thumbnail.jp
The Christian Pioneer, Volume 4, 1864
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The place of publication changes from Lindley to Chillicothe, Missouri, with this volume.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianpioneerwright/1003/thumbnail.jp
Benjamin Franklin to Isaac Errett, January 1, 1864
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Franklin replies to Errett\u27s concerns about Franklin\u27s comments on Errett\u27s work in Detroit, Michigan.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/doc_unpublished_letters/1001/thumbnail.jp
The Christian Luminary, Volume 2, Numbers 1 and 2 (January and February 1863)
Get PDFThe Christian Luminary: A Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Temporal Advancement and Eternal Welfare of the Whole Family, containing Sermons, Essays, Correspondence, Religious News, and Editorials. Volume 2, Numbers 1 and 2 (January and February 1863)
These two issues have the paper covers. The two issues are identified as Whole No. CXLV and CXLVI (145 and 146).
This is called the New Series. The whole numbers count back to the North-western Christian Magazine, first published in July 1854 and include the Christian Luminary Semi-monthly, published from July 1858 to circa December 1861.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianluminary/1001/thumbnail.jp