Pentecost and the Social Gospel
Pentecost inaugurated a social gospel — a separated, sacrificial Christian brotherhood empowered by the Holy Spirit. The article urges churches to recover that costly revival.
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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.
Pentecost and the Social Gospel
Can the Covenanter Program Be Dramatized?
Encourages reverent family prayers of blessing and thanksgiving. Advocates dramatic Covenanter witness (including civil disobedience) for national transformation and contrasts Christianity with Buddhism.
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Money in the Roosevelt Program
Devotional reflections urging parents to teach their children and to trust God's timing. An editorial examines Roosevelt's monetary policy and proposals to stabilize prices during the Depression.
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The Mission of Presbyterianism (Calvinism)
Aug 1934 Covenanter Witness with daily devotions and essays on Presbyterianism's mission and church–state relations, memorial reflections on peace, and Christ's resurrection.
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The Days of Old: A Fortieth Anniversary Historical Discourse on the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Kinderhook, N.Y., Preached June 5, 1904
1904 historical discourse marking Rev. Edward A. Collier's 40th anniversary, tracing the Dutch Reformed Church of Kinderhook: settlers, pastors, records, baptisms and local history.
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Lyrics from the Psalter: A Metrical Rendering of Selections from the Psalms
Metrical renderings of selections from the Psalms for devotional reading and congregational singing. Poetic paraphrases of psalms (e.g., Psalms 1, 18, 19) for worship use.
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A History of Old Kinderhook from Aboriginal Days to the Present Time; Including the Story of the Early Settlers, Their Homesteads, Their Traditions
Comprehensive 1914 history of Kinderhook, NY detailing discovery, Native inhabitants, settlement, land records, churches, schools, biographies, and local institutions.
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Edward Augustus Collier, D.D.
Necrological report (Princeton Theological Seminary, 1921) giving brief obituaries and career summaries of deceased Presbyterian ministers and alumni.
Books, Pamphlets and Newspapers Printed at Newark, New Jersey, 1776–1900
Bibliography of Newark imprints (books, pamphlets, newspapers) 1776–1900 compiled by Frank Pierce Hill (1902). Preface explains scope, methods, sources, and early Newark printers.
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“Prospect Near Princeton”
History of 'Prospect near Princeton', tracing ownership from the 17th–19th centuries (Gordon to George Morgan). Describes Revolutionary-era damages and eventual gift to Princeton.
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A Brief Narrative of the Ravages of the British and Hessians at Princeton in 1776–77: A Contemporary Account of the Battles of Trenton and Princeton
Edition of an unpublished 1777 manuscript recounting British and Hessian ravages at Trenton and Princeton, detailing property losses, battles, and local wartime conditions.
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Nassau Hall: An Address Delivered Before the New Jersey Society of Colonial Dames, October 16, 1906
Historical address recounting Nassau Hall's 150-year story: its founding, Witherspoon and student patriotism, Revolutionary occupation, Congress in 1783, and Washington's reception.
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The Continental Congress at Princeton
Account of the Continental Congress at Princeton (1783): the Pennsylvania Line mutiny, furlough orders, Washington's leadership, and Congress's legislative and social life.
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General Catalogue of Princeton University, 1746–1906
General Catalogue of Princeton University, 1746–1906 (published 1908). Comprehensive register of officers, graduates, degrees, corrections, and indexes covering institutional history.
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Early Princeton Printing
Survey of early Princeton printing from James Tod in 1786 through the 1820s, tracing newspapers, college catalogues, religious tracts, and the emergence of a local Princeton press.
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Princeton
Institutional history of Princeton (College of New Jersey): 1746 founding, Log College and Presbyterian roots, and its development from colonial college to modern university.
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Directory of Living Alumni of Princeton University
Princeton University Directory of Living Alumni (8th ed., revised to Oct 1, 1914). Includes class lists with addresses, abbreviations, geographical and alphabetical indexes, and statistics.
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Princeton Dramatics in the Eighteenth Century
Princeton Alumni Weekly surveys campus history: reproduces Governor Jonathan Belcher's engraving, notes a mineral discovery, and traces 18th‑century Princeton dramatics, music, and commencements.
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Guide to Princeton, the Town, the University
1919 Guide to Princeton outlining the town and university: historic streets, inns, churches, Revolutionary War sites (Nassau Inn, Morven, Thomson Hall) and campus landmarks.
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A Life Devoid of Bitterness: An Appreciation of the Late Professor Harry Franklin Covington, for Thirty-Six Years a Member of the University Faculty
Princeton's president urges students to turn inherited knowledge into original, disciplined thought and warns against 'intellectual parasites.' The issue also carries alumni news, an obituary, and campus events.
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