Music and official program, National Baptist Convention, Philadelphia, September 1803 [sic] /

Mode of access: Internet.

Annual of the Southern Baptist Convention.

No session held in 1943, Annual published without Proceedings. Annual, 1943, p. 21.

Proceedings of the Baptist convention for missionary purposes; held in Philadelphia, in May, 1814.

Organizational meeting.

Church organization and methods : a manual for Baptist churches /

2d ed.

In royal service, the mission work of Southern Baptist women,

Bibliography: p. 370.

The Baptist missionary magazine.

Volumes 7-77, 80-83 include 13th-83rd, 86th-89th annual report of the American Baptist missionary union.

Marvels of divine leadership; or, The story of the Southern Baptist 75 million campaign,

Mode of access: Internet.

Southern Baptist handbook.

Description based on: 1926.

Facts to be remembered.

Lewis Garnett Jordan is probable author.

Old Testament studies; a class book,

Mode of access: Internet.

The triumph of the missionary motive /

The missionary motive fundamental in Christianity, by F.L. Anderson.--The missionary motive in the world war, by J. H. Mason.--Some contributions of Christian missions in war-time, by J. H. Franklin.--The social application of the missionary motive at home, by J. O. Nixon.--Ought the United States to be a missionary nation? by E. D. Burton.--The missionary motive, its appeal to the youth of our day, by P. H. J. Lerrigo.

Preliminary list of churches and religious organizations in Oklahoma.

Reproduced from typewritten copy.

[Minor publications prepared under the chairmanship of Ira M. Price.

[First annual] report.-- Second annual report.-- Seventh annual report.-- Bulletin no. 10. War-time programs of church service.-- Bulletin no. 12. Religious education throught activity.-- The laymen and the kingdom. [Publication] no. 22, issued by the Brotherhood Council of the American Baptist Convention.

Annual.

Mode of access: Internet.

History and methods of Sunday school work, an address delivered before the Stone Mountain Association, September 6, 1900,

Mode of access: Internet.