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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.

Kindle Your Own Fire

Editorial urges prayerful, wise U.S. stewardship of Cuba and other islands. Theodore L. Cuyler warns against periodic revivals and urges pastors to pursue continual evangelism.

Straight to Jesus Christ!

Reports Spanish-American War developments and features Theodore L. Cuyler's sermon urging decisive personal conversion—an exhortation to 'go straight to Jesus Christ.'

Brave Onesiphorus — A Talk for the Times

Religious weekly covers the Dreyfus trial and Zola's defiance, praises Onesiphorus' loyalty to Paul, and includes church news, missions, and Bible-study notes.

God’s Veterans

Issue of Christian Work (1897) with editorials and features, notably "God's Veterans," a devotional urging Christians to remain active, fruitful, and trusting in God in old age.

The Rainbow About the Throne

Selections from Christian Work: editorials, lessons and essays. Main pieces stress the harmony of God's justice and mercy, affliction as discipline, and warnings against distorted theology.

The Great Mischief of Some Little Things

A Golden Rule (1897) issue with devotional essays on Bible-reading, Christian character, temperance, and practical counsel for youth, with anecdotes and moral maxims.

The Wise Saving of Money

Late-19th-century Golden Rule pieces urging tender Christian sympathy, personal evangelism, open-air preaching, and charity for prisoners, famine relief, and missions.

The Temperance Reform: What Next?

A poem and essays affirm Christ’s resurrection as proof of bodily immortality and the believer’s hope. They argue from historical evidence, rational necessity, and Old Testament context.

Striving for the Strait Gate

Selections from The Friend: Deborah B. Webb’s diary on illness, Yearly Meeting, and prayer. Theodore L. Cuyler urges entering the 'narrow gate'—self-denial, revival, and faithful living.

How to Choose Your Calling

Newspaper essays urging Christians to choose the right vocation, practice generous charity, and promote civic reforms—education, conservation, and laws against prize-fights.

God’s Gold Tried in the Fire

1897 Christian Endeavor periodical: devotional reflections on trials and sanctification, reports of Moody's evangelistic meetings, a Song of Songs poem, and temperance/civic notes.

Exalt the Cross of Jesus Christ!

Moody defends Jonah's historicity and warns against biblical criticism; Cuyler and others stress Christ's Cross and atonement as central to preaching and salvation.

A New Year’s Greeting to Christian Endeavorers

New Year's Christian Endeavor issue urging missions, Week of Prayer, Sunday-school engagement, revival, and relief for Armenian orphans. Calls for evangelism and renewed devotion.

The Jubilee of Dr. Richard S. Storrs

Collection of devotional poems celebrating song and spirituality, with tributes: a biographical jubilee of Dr. Richard S. Storrs and a note on Sir Walter Scott's letter.

Your Own Company

1896 issue of The Golden Rule (Christian Endeavor) with sermons, devotionals, and essays on evangelism, patriotism, prison reform, and practical Christian living.

Some Memories of Henry C. Bowen

Issue features poetry and essays: Julia Ward Howe's supplication poem, a memorial sketch of Henry C. Bowen, and an essay on Korea's hermit policy and American missionary influence.

Jesus the Joy-Bringer

Collection of homiletic essays: the meaning of natural and human 'voices'; Christ as the joy-bringer and comforter (john 20, isaiah 61); and commerce as a moral public good.

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