The Late Dr. Alexander Caldwell
Religious weekly urging Bible-only worship, Sabbath observance, temperance and Christian influence in civil government; includes news digest, obituary, and religious ads.
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Archives
The Confessional Presbyterian Archive is a curated digital library dedicated to preserving and promoting the writings of 17th–20th century Presbyterian pastors, teachers, and leaders. Featuring thousands of searchable texts, biographies, and historical resources, the archive provides direct access to the primary-source materials of American Presbyterianism.
The Late Dr. Alexander Caldwell
The Covenanter Church in the West
1907 Christian Nation travelogue: Rev. J. C. McFeeters reports Covenanter churches on the U.S. Pacific Coast — worship, church-building, Chinese home mission, and Sabbath observance.
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The Need of Awakening the Conscience of the Christian Citizen to Loyalty to Christ
1902 report urging Christian citizens to awaken conscience and demand political loyalty to Christ, condemning a secular constitution, Sabbath profanation and saloons.
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The Hebrew Messenger, Vol. 8
Hebrew Messenger reports Philadelphia Jewish mission: prayerful intercession, renovated mission-house reopening, growing conversions and testimonies (including a blind Jewess) to Christ.
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The Hebrew Messenger, Vol. 7
1907 report on the Covenanter mission to Jews in Philadelphia: an appeal for more workers and support, detailing Sabbath school, night English classes, dispensary care, and outreach that yields some interest in Christ.
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The Hebrew Messenger, Vol. 6
1906 report on Jewish mission work in Philadelphia’s Ghetto: calls for trained missionaries, outreach to mothers and children, medical aid, sewing classes, and fervent prayer.
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The Hebrew Messenger, Vol. 5
1905 Hebrew Messenger quarterly urging missionary zeal to evangelize Jews. Reports outreach among Orthodox, Yiddish and Reformed Jews, requests prayer, schools, and Scripture witness.
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The Hebrew Messenger, Vol. 4
Reports on Jewish missionary work in Philadelphia, covering Zionism, a Jewish convert's testimony, and the mission's history and leadership changes. Urges prayer and outreach.
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The Hebrew Messenger, Vol. 3
The Hebrew Messenger (1903) reports Jewish mission work in Philadelphia: prayer appeals, funding needs, home visits to impoverished Jewish families, and a sermon on Elisha's zeal.
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The Hebrew Messenger, Vol. 2
Early 1900s Hebrew Messenger promotes missionary work among Jews, cites OT prophecies of Israel's restoration, surveys Jewish thought, home religion and Orthodox charitable institutions in Philadelphia.
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The Hebrew Messenger, Vol. 1
1901 Hebrew Messenger reports the reopening of a Philadelphia mission to the Jews, recounting its history, fundraising, missionary Greenberg's labors, and thanksgiving for supporters.
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Mission of Our Church: A Sermon
Bibliography and history of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in America, stressing covenantal obligations, uncompromising fidelity to Christ, rejection of civil oaths, and pure worship.
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Sketches of the Covenanters
Historical sketches of the Scottish Covenanters detailing their martyrs, covenants, field-meetings, and legacy—highlighting faith, sacrifice, and national religious identity.
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Eight Decades in Syria
Account of the Reformed Presbyterian (Covenanter) Church's foreign missions in Syria from 1856, profiling pioneers (Morton, Dodds, Beattie), their schools, persecutions, and providence.
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Andrew James McFarland, D.D.
Biographical sketches of Reformed Presbyterian (Covenanter) ministers and church institutions, with missionary lists and presbytery and congregation histories (1930–1963).
Andrew James McFarland, D.D.
Biographical sketches of Reformed Presbyterian ministers (1888–1930), with portraits, mission reports, institutional histories, and lists of presbyteries and congregations.
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Jesus Christ the Royal Savior, and Governor Among the Nations
Report of a 1902 Christian Citizenship Conference urging political loyalty to Jesus Christ, arguing from Scripture that Christ is Mediatorial King over nations and should be publicly acknowledged.
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William L. McEwan
Princeton Seminary Bulletin (June 1938) reports commencement exercises and alumni events, and offers memorial biographies and tributes to Rev. William L. McEwan and Rev. John McDowell.
Dr. Francis L. Patton: A Memorial Address Delivered in the First Presbyterian Church of Princeton, May 16, 1933
Memorial biography of Francis L. Patton, Princeton theologian and orator, praising his defense of plenary biblical inspiration, theistic philosophy, and influential preaching and teaching.
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