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Bible Advocate, Volume 2, Number 11, November 1859
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Full title is The Bible Advocate: A Religious Monthly, Devoted to the Promotion of A Bible Faith, A Holy Life, and the Union of All God\u27s Children
Editors are E. L. Craig and J. S. Sweeney.
This issue includes pages 353 - 392.
Important names or congregations mentioned, besides the Editors, are: Walter Scott Russell, T. J. Matlock, N. S. Bastion, W. W. Happy, Samuel Lowe, Erasmus Manford; the Christian Church at Jacksonville.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/bibleadvocateillinois/1000/thumbnail.jp
American Christian Review, Volume 1, Numbers 1 - 4, January 5 - 26, 1858
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This volume begins the weekly publication of the American Christian Review, which was a monthly in 1856 and 1857. Under Franklin\u27s editorial leadership, the ACR became one of the most popular and financially successful periodicals in the Stone-Campbell Movement.
Unfortunately, an index to the ACR does not exist.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/americanchristianreview/1000/thumbnail.jp
The Christian Luminary: A Semi-monthly Journal. September 1, 1858. No. 5
Get PDFThe Christian Luminary: A Semi-monthly Journal. September 1, 1858. No. 5.
Devoted to Primitive Christianity, Universal Liberty, Temperance and Education.
Pledged to no party\u27s arbitrary sway, we follow truth where\u27er it leads the way.
This journal supersedes the North-western Christian Magazine, a monthly published from July 1854 - June 1858.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianluminary/1000/thumbnail.jp
Christian Record, Third Series, Volume 1, Number 1, January 1857
Get PDFChristian Record, Third Series, Volume 1, Number 1, January 1857
Edited by James Madison Mathes (1808-1892) of Bedford, Indiana, but published in Indianapolis.
This is the first volume in the Third Series of its publication. The Christian Record first appeared in 1843.
Besides editorials by Mathes, John Young wrote some articles.
An index to the Christian Record is elsewhere in the DCHS Digital Commons:
https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/all_periodical_indexes/13/https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianrecord/1000/thumbnail.jp
The Christian Sentinel, Volume 4 (1857)
Get PDFThe Christian Sentinel, Devoted to Christianity and General Education, Conducted by O. A. Burgess, I. N. Carman, John Lindsey. Volume 4 (1857)https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christiansentinel/1000/thumbnail.jp
Christian Sentinel, Volume 3 (September 1855 - September 1856)
Get PDFChristian Sentinel, Volume 3, September 1855 - September 1856
During this year Eureka College purchased the Christian Sentinel from William Mallory, Proprietor. Publication stayed in Springfield and John F. Rowe remained Associate Editor until Otis A. Burgess became Editor.
Isaac Newton Carman wrote several articles for this volume from Ashland, Ohio. He moved to Peoria, Illinois, at the end of 1856 or early 1857 when he became an editor of the Christian Sentinel.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christiansentinel/1001/thumbnail.jp
James Shannon, An Address Delivered before the Pro-Slavery Convention of the State of Missouri
Get PDFJames Shannon, An Address Delivered before the Pro-Slavery Convention of the State of Missouri, held in Lexington, July 13, 1855, on Domestic Slavery, as Examined in the Light of Scripture, of Natural Rights, of Civil Government, and the Constitutional Power of Congress
James Shannon (1799-1859) was a leading intellectual in the Stone-Campbell Movement. Second President, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. 1850-1856. Co-Founder of Christian College 1851 (now Columbia college), Columbia, MO. Co-Founder of Christian University 1853, and First President (now Culver-Stockton College) Canton, MO.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/all_foundationaldocuments/1017/thumbnail.jp
The Christian Evangelist, Fort Madison, Iowa, Volume 6, 1855
Get PDFThe Christian Evangelist, Fort Madison, Iowa, Volume 6, 1855
Daniel Bates and D. Pat Henderson, Editors and Proprietors
Bates worked from Fort Madison, Iowa; Henderson from Canton, Missouri
This periodical first appeared in 1850 titled Western Evangelist, published at Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
Pages 3 and 4, numbered 577 and 578, were bound at that location and at the end of the volume, the usual location for an Index (or Table of Contents). We followed that sequence so that PDF pagination reflects the original.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianevangelistiowa/1001/thumbnail.jp
The Christian Evangelist, Fort Madison, Iowa, Volume 5, 1854
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Daniel Bates and D. Pat Henderson, Editors and Proprietors
Bates worked from Fort Madison, Iowa; Henderson from Canton, Missouri
This periodical first appeared in 1850 titled Western Evangelist, published at Mount Pleasant, Iowa.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianevangelistiowa/1000/thumbnail.jp
[1854] Report of Proceedings of the Convention of Churches of Christ at the Anniversaries of the American Christian Bible, Missionary, and Publication Societies
Get PDF[1854] Report of Proceedings of the Convention of Churches of Christ at the Anniversaries of the American Christian Bible, Missionary, and Publication Societies.
Held in Cincinnati, October 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th, 1854. Prepared for Publication by the Secretaries.
Address by Vice President of the A. C. M. S., Walter Scott, on pages 26-42.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/americanchristianmissionarysociety_proceedings/1005/thumbnail.jp