First Presbyterian church, Baltimore, Md.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Presbyterian Church in Jefferson,

Mode of access: Internet.

The modern inquisition : or, Popery outdone : the infallibility of the clergy and officers of the Presbyterian Church, and their authority over private members : as assumed and maintained in the trial and suspension of Lucien Gurnee ...

"Proceedings of the Church Judicatories": p. [7]-26.

The first century of the First Baptist Church of Richmond, Virginia, 1780-1880.

Edited by Rev. H.A. Tupper. Cf. Introd., p. 39.

A semi-centenary discourse, delivered in the First African Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, on the fourth Sabbath of May, 1857: with a history of the church from its first organization: including a brief notice of Rev. John Gloucester, its first pastor.

Mode of access: Internet.

Sacred rhetoric; or, A course of lectures on preaching. Delivered in the Union Theological Seminary of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S., in Prince Edward, Va.

"Printed for the use of his students."

Sacred rhetoric : or, A course of lectures on preaching, delivered in the Union Theological Seminary of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S., in Prince Edward, Va. /

Mode of access: Internet.

Bird's eye view of twelve months' work at the Old First Church, Fifth Avenue + 12th Street ... H. Duffield, pastor.

In folder, 25 cm.

A history of the Presbyterian Church in Winchester, Virginia, 1780-1949, based on official documents;

Mode of access: Internet.

Twelve lectures in illustration and defence of Christian Unitarianism: : delivered in the Meeting-House of the First Presbyterian Congregation, Belfast. /

What it is, and what it is not -- The faith of the Old Testament -- The faith of our Lord Jesus Christ -- The faith of the Apostles. Part I -- The faith of the Apostles. Part II -- The faith of the primitive church -- A rational faith -- A devotional faith -- A benevolent faith -- A holy faith -- A consolatory faith -- A progressive faith.

The planting of the Presbyterian church in northern Virginia, prior to the organization of Winchester presbytery, December 4, 1794.

Mode of access: Internet.

Supplement to the Digest of the acts and proceedings of the General assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States : published in 1888, bringing the same down to date /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Great Escape: A Modern Charismatic Movement within the Presbyterian Church

The present thesis examines the relationship between Youth Conference Ministries (YCM) and the Presbyterian Church. YCM is a charismatic organization that organizes youth retreats for students in middle school and high school, with the goal of charismatically educating the youth of America. The focus of this thesis is on the Great Escape Southwind, a middle school retreat that caters to the southern portion of United States. My thesis first traces the biblical and historical underpinnings of charismatic Christianity. Next it provides an ethnographic case study of the Great Escape, focusing on its ability to foster spiritual growth of students through an enthusiastic response to the Holy Spirit. Finally it examines the relationship between YCM and the Presbyteries that populate its retreats. Overall this thesis shows how YCM provides a charismatic service to the local Presbyterian Churches, allowing for its adolescent parishioners to remain enthusiastically active as they progress towards adulthood.

Coming conflicts for liberty : a Thanksgiving sermon, preached November 30th, 1899, at a Union service in the First Baptist Church of Fall River, Mass.

The print copy of this sermon is held by Pitts Theology Library. The Pitts Theology Library's digital copy was produced as part of the ATLA/ATS Cooperative Digital Resources Initiative (CDRI), funded by the Luce Foundation. Reproduction note: Electronic reproduction. Atlanta, Georgia : Pitts Theology Library, Emory University, 2003. (Thanksgiving Day Sermons, ATLA Cooperative Digital Resources Initiative, CDRI). Joint CDRI project by: Andover-Harvard Library (Harvard Divinity School), Pitts Theology Library (Emory University), and Princeton Theological Seminary Libraries.