Rev. Timothy Allen
Biographical sketches of Congregational ministers—Cotton Mather, John Bass, Timothy Allen, Enoch Pond, and others—covering funerals, ministries, publications and revival-era activity.
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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.
Rev. Timothy Allen
The Presbyterian Banner
Front page header and advertisements from the Presbyterian Banner (April 26, 1865). Contains publication details, notices, and 19th-century ads for goods and services.
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Life and Character of Rev. Thaddeus Dodd
Centennial addresses and historical sketches commemorating Rev. Thaddeus Dodd and the Ten Mile Presbyterian churches, tracing his life, ministry, education, and revival influence.
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Mission Work in New Mexico
1887 report on Presbyterian home missions in New Mexico: schools for Mexicans, boarding programs, opposition from Roman Catholic practices, and an appeal for support.
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New Mexico
Home Mission Monthly (May 1888) reports treasury gains, publication delays, and invites visitors to mission rooms. It details New Mexico school hardships, freedmen education, and women's society fundraising.
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New Mexico
Home Mission Monthly (May 1890) reports on annual meetings, missionary work among Mormons and Native Americans in NM & AZ, school improvements, conversions and baptisms.
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Mexican
A Home Mission Monthly issue reporting domestic mission work: women’s fundraising, missionary reports from schools among Mexicans, Indians, and freedmen. Emphasizes prayer, temperance, and church support.
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Words From Workers
1892 Home Mission reports on domestic missionary work among Alaskan natives, Mexicans, Mormons and Indians—schooling, conversions, totems, priestly opposition, and community updates.
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Santa Fe Mission Boarding School
Mission Monthly reports missionary education among Creek and Mexican communities, noting Creek translations of Genesis and Psalms. It describes the Santa Fe girls' boarding school, conversions, living conditions, and appeals for support.
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The Rise and Progress of the Presbyterian Church in Baltimore Town
A concise historical discourse (1761–1895) on the rise and progress of the First Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, detailing founding families, pastors, buildings, and burying grounds.
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Popliteal Aneurism
Medical communications: sensory–motor training for an intellectually disabled boy; a case report of a progressive popliteal aneurism; and a paper on preventing prostitution as a public-health issue.
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The Recoil of Evolution’s Assault Upon Teleology
Defends the teleological argument for a personal, providential God against evolutionary critiques, arguing that order and adaptation imply intelligent design.
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The Montgomery Conference on Race Problems at the South
Calls for more ethical preaching (James 3). Reports on the 1900 Montgomery Conference addressing Southern race problems: franchise, education, lynching, and leadership.
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Sketch of the Character of the Rev. James M’Gready
Preface and narrative of Rev. James McGready's ministry and the 1800 Cumberland revivals, recounting powerful awakenings, conversions, and his pious character.
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James Francis Armstrong
Biographical sketches of American Presbyterian clergy—Archibald Scott, James F. Armstrong, Samuel Doak—detailing education, ministries, health struggles, and their influence in church and community.
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Juan Fernandez
Articles on Isaiah's poetic style, critiques of sacramental practice (overlong services and ministers' continual talking), church-music order, and Genesis illustrations about Joseph.
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No Cause to Mourn for the Pious Dead: A Sermon Preached at Honolulu, March 6, 1841, at the Funeral of Angeline L., Wife of S.N. Castle
Funeral sermon: believers who die in the Lord need not be mourned — they are freed from earth's trials and immediately enter heaven to be with Christ in perfect, eternal joy.
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Richard Armstrong
Sketch of Richard Armstrong (b.1805), a Presbyterian missionary to the Sandwich Islands. Describes his education, marriage, hardships in the Marquesas and Maui, and steadfast missionary zeal.
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The Evils of Intemperance, and the Duty of the Temperate: A Sermon, Preached at the First Presbyterian Church, Richmond, VA
Sermon denouncing intemperance: outlines its wide prevalence and devastating effects on individuals, families, and society, urging Christians to refuse, reprove, and oppose it.
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