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[1853] Report of the Proceedings of the Convention of Churches of Christ at the Anniversaries of the American Christian Bible, Missionary and Publication Societies; Held in Cincinnati, October 18th, 19th and 20th, 1853. Prepared for Publication by the Secretaries.
[1853] Report of the Proceedings of the Convention of Churches of Christ at the Anniversaries of the American Christian Bible, Missionary and Publication Societies; Held in Cincinnati, October 18th, 19th and 20th, 1853. Prepared for Publication by the Secretaries.
Alexander Campbell\u27s address as President is on pages 15-29.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/americanchristianmissionarysociety_proceedings/1004/thumbnail.jp
Christian Magazine, Volume 6 (January to December 1853)
Christian Magazine, Volume 6 (January to December 1853)
This the last year of publication for the Christian Magazine.
Jessie Babcock Ferguson and John R Howard are editors.
The pagination in this volume is erratic.
Pages which should have been 300 to 320 were numbered 200 to 220; and for 336 we find 356, an error which was continued to the close of the volume by numbering the pages consecutively from that point.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianmagazine/1005/thumbnail.jp
[1852] Proceedings of the American Christian Bible, Missionary and Publication Societies for the Year 1852, Together with Other Documents
Proceedings of the American Christian Bible, Missionary and Publication Societies for the Year 1852, Together with Other Documents
Evidence of the short-lived American Christian Publication Society appears on page 48, where its Constitution is printed. Alexander Campbell raised questions about the need for the Society in the December 1853 Millennial Harbinger. W. K. Pendleton argued, contra Benjamin Franklin in the Christian Age, against its existence in April and June 1854. The discussion continued throughout 1854 into early 1855 in the Christian Age and the Millennial Harbinger. Participating in the heated discussion are Thomas Jefferson Melish, and Benjamin Franklin (in the Christian Age) and Alexander Campbell and W. K. Pendleton (in the Millennial Harbinger).https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/americanchristianmissionarysociety_proceedings/1002/thumbnail.jp
Christian Magazine Extra December 1852: The Attacks of the Millennial Harbinger upon the Christian Magazine and its Editor
Christian Magazine Extra December 1852: The Attacks of the Millennial Harbinger upon the Christian Magazine and its Editor
This 32 page Extra by Ferguson presents the articles published by Alexander Campbell in the Millennial Harbinger attacking Ferguson\u27s interpretation of 1 Peter 3:18 - 4:6.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianmagazine/1004/thumbnail.jp
Christian Magazine, Volume 5 (January to December 1852)
Christian Magazine, Volume 5 (January to December 1852)
The April issue has the controversial article by Ferguson on preaching to the spirits in prison (1 Peter 3:18 - 4:6). Ferguson is ready to resign as editor of the Christian Magazine but stays on for Volume 6.
This bound volume has the Extra where Ferguson reprints the articles by Alexander Campbell in the Millennial Harbinger and gives his answers to Campbell.
We are posting the Extra as a separate item.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianmagazine/1003/thumbnail.jp
[1851] Report of the Proceedings of the American Christian Bible, Missionary & Publication Societies for the Year 1851, Together with Other Documents
[1851] Report of the Proceedings of the American Christian Bible, Missionary & Publication Societies for the Year 1851, Together with Other Documentshttps://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/americanchristianmissionarysociety_proceedings/1003/thumbnail.jp
Christian Magazine, Volume 4 (January to December 1851)
Christian Magazine, Volume 4 (January to December 1851)
J. B. Ferguson and John Eichbaum are listed on the title page as the people conducting the periodical.
For more details on the contents of the volumes of the Christian Magazine, consult:
https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/all_periodical_indexes/21/https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianmagazine/1002/thumbnail.jp
Christian Magazine, Extant Covers for Volume 3, 1850
Christian Magazine, Extant Covers for Volume 3, 1850
These covers from issues in 1850 have content that is not always available in the issues themselves.
We note, for example, receipts and agents are on the back cover of the May, 1850 issue.
The back cover of the December 1850 issue mentions the Commencement at Franklin College and the proposal by John R. Hoard to publish the Bible Advocate and Christian Investigator at Jackson, Tennessee.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianmagazine/1006/thumbnail.jp
Christian Magazine, Volume 3 (January to December 1850)
Christian Magazine, Volume 3 (January to December 1850)
J. B. Ferguson is the only editor listed in this volume, unlike in earlier volumes.
For more on his life see:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/9521884/jessie-babcock-fergusonhttps://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianmagazine/1000/thumbnail.jp
[1850] Report of the Proceedings of the American Christian Bible, Missionary, and Tract Societies, for the Year 1850
[1850] Report of the Proceedings of the American Christian Bible, Missionary, and Tract Societies, for the Year 1850. Together with Other Documents, and an Address to the Christian Churches.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/americanchristianmissionarysociety_proceedings/1001/thumbnail.jp