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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 Divine Tragedy; A Drama of the Christ

Dramatic reconstruction of Jesus' final days based on the Four Gospels. Scenes include Lazarus' resurrection, Mary's anointing, the triumphal entry, and the Sanhedrin's plot.

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1905

Prayer

Centennial prayer (1912) for Union Theological Seminary, thanking God for founders and missionaries and asking the Lord of the harvest to send laborers and bless the seminary.

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1912

The Epistle of Paul to the Philippians: Expanded in a Paraphrase and Explained in Notes

Paraphrase and annotated commentary on Paul's Epistle to the Philippians (American Revised Version), with introduction, maps, notes, and an appendix including Polycarp's Letter.

James Foote Holcomb ⬩ 1901

In the Heart of India: Or, Beginnings of Missionary Work in Bundela Land

Account of American Presbyterian missionary beginnings in Bundelkhand (Jhansi, Gwalior, Banda), early schools and zenana work, church founding, and the 1857 Jhansi mutiny.

James Foote Holcomb, Helen Harriet Howe Holcomb ⬩ 1905

Men of Might in India Missions: The Leaders and Their Epochs, 1706–1899

Biographical sketches of Protestant missionary leaders in India (1706–1899), tracing their lives, networks, and the growth of missions from Ziegenbalg to Duff and others.

Helen Harriet Howe Holcomb ⬩ 1901

Last Will and Testament

Article on early German Reformed hymn books in the U.S., noting immigrant congregational psalm-singing and varied hymn traditions. Includes colonial Accomack County records and wills.

Ann Makemie Blair King Holden ⬩ 1907

A Partial History of Fincastle Presbyterian Church

Partial 1902 history of Fincastle Presbyterian Church (VA): founding, ministers, elders, building, manse, societies, Sabbath-schools, cemetery and membership records.

James Minor Holladay ⬩ 1902

An Educated Ministry for the Negro

Discusses the Presbyterian Department of Church and Labor and the Board of Education's training of Black ministers, urging church–labor cooperation and racial uplift.

Joseph Winthrop Holley ⬩ 1908

Education and the Segregation Issue: A Program of Education for the Economic and Social Regeneration of the Southern Negro

Holley argues for practical education to economically and socially regenerate Southern Black communities, criticizing segregation and urging vocational training.

Joseph Winthrop Holley ⬩ 1955

Christ, the Model Preacher

Briefly notes misconceptions about Calvin, then presents Christ as the model preacher: authoritative, practical, emotionally engaged, using simple language to awaken conscience and bring conversion.

Thomas Williamson Hooper ⬩ 1901

Samuel Miles Hopkins, D.D.: A Memorial Address by Rev. Edward D. Morris, D.D., LL.D., Delivered at Auburn Seminary, May Fifth, 1902

Memorial address for Samuel M. Hopkins (1813–1901): his life, conservative theology, Auburn Seminary service, and role in the development of the Presbyterian denomination.

Edward Dafydd Morris ⬩ 1913

A Short History of American Presbyterianism from Its Foundations to the Reunion of 1869

Concise history of American Presbyterianism from colonial origins to the 1869 reunion, profiling founders (e.g., Makemie), synods, revivals, divisions, and institutional growth.

Samuel Miles Hopkins, II, Alexander Taggart McGill, Samuel Jennings Wilson ⬩ 1903

Samuel Reynolds House of Siam: Pioneer Medical Missionary, 1847–1876

Biography of Rev. Samuel R. House, M.D., pioneer medical missionary in Siam (1847–1876). Chronicles his medical work, missionary labors, hardships, and influence on the Siamese church.

1924

A Little Girl in Cuba

Dec 1914 Missionary Survey: vignette of a Cuban girl's daily life and Catholic customs, plus a junior Home Mission "Spelling Christmas" program with hymns and Scripture texts.

Edith McClung Houston ⬩ 1914

From Darkness into Light

Missionary report from Cuba (1917): accounts of conversions, a decorated American volunteer, and growth of the Cárdenas mission school La Progresiva—calling for more space and workers.

Edith McClung Houston ⬩ 1917

Cuba for Christ

Presbyterian missionary report describing a women's mission-study reception with games, organization methods, and recruitment for foreign fields, plus a poem urging Cuba to Christ.

Edith McClung Houston ⬩ 1917

The Saint Who Was Beaten

A missionary recounts a Cuban woman's conversion: she abandons saint-worship, embraces Scripture, and dies trusting God.

Edith McClung Houston ⬩ 1917

The Work in Camajuani, Cuba

February 1922 Presbyterian Missionary Survey summarizing home and foreign mission reports: Sunday-school growth in Kwangju (Korea), church work in Camajuani (Cuba), auxiliary and relief updates.

Edith McClung Houston ⬩ 1922

John Williams

March 1922 issue of The Missionary Survey reporting foreign and home missions, Christian education, ministerial relief, and missionary biographies (e.g., John Williams).

Edith McClung Houston ⬩ 1922

Then and Now in Camajuani, Cuba

January 1923 issue of The Missionary Survey reporting foreign and home mission work (China, Cuba, Brazil, Congo), Christian education, women's auxiliary activity, and evangelistic/stewardship programs.

Edith McClung Houston ⬩ 1923

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The Divine Tragedy; A Drama of the Christ

Prayer

The Epistle of Paul to the Philippians: Expanded in a Paraphrase and Explained in Notes

In the Heart of India: Or, Beginnings of Missionary Work in Bundela Land

Men of Might in India Missions: The Leaders and Their Epochs, 1706–1899

Last Will and Testament

A Partial History of Fincastle Presbyterian Church

An Educated Ministry for the Negro

Education and the Segregation Issue: A Program of Education for the Economic and Social Regeneration of the Southern Negro

Christ, the Model Preacher

Samuel Miles Hopkins, D.D.: A Memorial Address by Rev. Edward D. Morris, D.D., LL.D., Delivered at Auburn Seminary, May Fifth, 1902

A Short History of American Presbyterianism from Its Foundations to the Reunion of 1869

Samuel Reynolds House of Siam: Pioneer Medical Missionary, 1847–1876

A Little Girl in Cuba

From Darkness into Light

Cuba for Christ

The Saint Who Was Beaten

The Work in Camajuani, Cuba

John Williams

Then and Now in Camajuani, Cuba

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