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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.

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The Qualifications of a Preacher

Analyzes Hebrews' theology of revelation as covenant-shaped redemptive history. Inaugural charge on homiletics—preacher's character, sermon rooted in Scripture, and evangelistic power.

William Leonard McEwan ⬩ 1916

Princeton in the Work of the Pastorate

Account of Princeton Theological Seminary's centennial (1912), its founding and founders (Alexander, Miller, Hodge), and its mission to train pastors combining scholarship, piety, and Reformed faith.

William Leonard McEwan ⬩ 1912

Rev. Isaac Stuart McElroy, D.D., 1853–1931

Minutes of the 1933 Synod of North Carolina, featuring obituaries and biographical sketches of ministers Isaac S. McElroy and K. L. McIver.

1933

The Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary

1929 historical sketch by I.S. McElroy of Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary and early Kentucky Presbyterians, tracing pioneer churches, seminary founding, and consolidation.

Isaac Stuart McElroy, Sr. ⬩ 1929

Some Pioneer Presbyterian Preachers of the Piedmont North Carolina

Historical account of 18th–19th-century Presbyterian ministers in the Piedmont of North Carolina, covering pioneer conditions, Scotch-Irish roots, and ministerial biographies.

Isaac Stuart McElroy, Sr. ⬩ 1928

James Gore King McClure, November 24, 1848 - January 18, 1932

Program of Dr. James G. K. McClure's 1932 funeral: hymns, Scripture readings (Psalm 23, 27; John 14), prayers, addresses and tributes celebrating his faithful ministry, character and family.

1932

The Story of the Life and Work of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary Chicago

Concise centennial history of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Chicago: founded by John Finley Crowe (1829) at Hanover, later at New Albany and Chicago; revival, hardships, and McCormick's support.

James Gore King McClure, Sr. ⬩ 1929

Historical Address Delivered at the Inauguration of Herbert McComb Moore as President of Lake Forest University

Inaugural address tracing Lake Forest University's Presbyterian founding: early financial struggles, key benefactors, coeducation, trustees' stewardship, and the vital role of a religious atmosphere in education.

James Gore King McClure, Sr. ⬩ 1921

Three Ways of Celebrating Christmas

A 1916 devotional urging Christians to 'keep' and ponder the Christmas message—like Mary—not merely wonder or praise. Christ's coming brings peace, charity, and character renewal.

James Gore King McClure, Sr. ⬩ 1916

Congratulatory Address from the Seminaries of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America [at the Princeton Theological Seminary Centennial]

Centennial addresses honor Princeton Theological Seminary's 100-year influence on Presbyterian theological education. Speakers stress unity among diverse seminaries, Scripture's authority, and mission.

James Gore King McClure, Sr. ⬩ 1912

McCormick Theological Seminary

Survey of McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago: its history, commitment to scholarship and spiritual formation, missionary engagement, and high view of Scripture.

James Gore King McClure, Sr. ⬩ 1907

Supreme Things

University sermons presenting John 3:16 as God's supreme revelation to scholars. Affirms God's love for the whole world and the scholar's duty to communicate it.

James Gore King McClure, Sr. ⬩ 1907

Exercises in Connection with the Inauguration of James G.K. McClure, D.D. LL.D. as President of McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago, Illinois

Charge to the newly inaugurated president of McCormick Seminary, urging pastoral oversight, mentorship of students, and promotion of the ministry through sound education and example.

James Gore King McClure, Sr. ⬩ 1906

A Grateful Review of His Happy Pastorate of the Presbyterian Church, Lake Forest, Illinois, … on the Twenty-Fourth Anniversary …, September 10, 1905

Memoir of James G.K. McClure on his 24-year pastorate at Lake Forest: his call, building a new church, fundraising, university presidency, and community renewal.

James Gore King McClure, Sr. ⬩ 1905

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The Qualifications of a Preacher

Princeton in the Work of the Pastorate

Rev. Isaac Stuart McElroy, D.D., 1853–1931

The Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Some Pioneer Presbyterian Preachers of the Piedmont North Carolina

James Gore King McClure, November 24, 1848 - January 18, 1932

The Story of the Life and Work of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary Chicago

Historical Address Delivered at the Inauguration of Herbert McComb Moore as President of Lake Forest University

Three Ways of Celebrating Christmas

Congratulatory Address from the Seminaries of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America [at the Princeton Theological Seminary Centennial]

McCormick Theological Seminary

Supreme Things

Exercises in Connection with the Inauguration of James G.K. McClure, D.D. LL.D. as President of McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago, Illinois

A Grateful Review of His Happy Pastorate of the Presbyterian Church, Lake Forest, Illinois, … on the Twenty-Fourth Anniversary …, September 10, 1905

Loyalty: The Soul of Religion

The Growing Pastor

A Mighty Means of Usefulness: A Plea for Intercessory Prayer

Effectiveness in Christian Work

The Press Peeps at the Parsonage

Tribute to Miss Carter: New Jersey Women Honor a Noble Leader

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