Rev. Gilbert Tennent
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Encyclopedic account of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S., focusing on the history of Tennent Church and biographies of the Tennent ministers. Contains institutional notes and records.
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. Gilbert Tennent
A Digest, Compiled from the Records of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States of America
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A digest of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) compiling its constitution, organization, procedures, funds, missions, seminary, and other church governance matters.
Certificate for Samuel Davies and John Todd Regarding Persecution of Protestant Dissenters in Virginia (1753)
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Minutes of 18th-century American Presbyterian synods and presbyteries documenting meetings, appointments, and a petition seeking relief from religious restraints on Virginia dissenters.
Biographical Sketch of President Davies
Urges Christian schools to employ teachers of genuine piety and sympathy for effective religious instruction. Includes a biographical sketch of Samuel Davies and his revival work.
Samuel Davies
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Biography of Samuel Davies (b.1723), his evangelical ministry in the mid-18th-century colonies: itinerant preaching, Great Awakening conversions, and licensing disputes with authorities.
Samuel Davies
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Biography of Samuel Davies (1723–1761), Presbyterian evangelist and Princeton president, noted for revival preaching in Virginia, training ministers, and defending religious liberty.
Pole Green and Samuel Davies Church
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Encyclopedic entries on the Presbyterian Church in the U.S., including ministerial biographies (Plumer, Pollock), Pole Green Church history, institutional notes and Civil War-era events.
Rev. Samuel Davies, D.D.
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Biographical entries from the Presbyterian Encyclopedia (U.S.) profiling ministers, pastors, and college leaders with historical notes and a Psalm 48 epigraph.
Isaac V. Brown, D.D.
Biographical sketches of 19th-century Presbyterian ministers, detailing their ministries, founding of schools, involvement with the American Colonization Society, and work among enslaved people.
John Brown
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Biographical sketches of early American Presbyterian ministers (mid-18th century), profiling John Brown and Eliphalet Ball, their ordinations, calls, and ministerial service.
Rev. William Brown, D.D.
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Encyclopedia of the Presbyterian Church in the United States (Northern and Southern assemblies), containing biographies and historical descriptions of ministers, councils, and institutions.
William Brown, D.D.
Necrological report on William Brown (1811–1894), Princeton Seminary alumnus, Presbyterian pastor, editor and trustee, who was blind late in life and received a D.D.
Report of the Proceedings of the Second General Council of the Presbyterian Alliance
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Report of the Presbyterian Alliance proceedings, recording the Alliance's constitution, membership, governance, and aims to promote unity, missions, and cooperation among Reformed churches.
The Gospel Minister
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A sermon urging ministers to preach Christ crucified, not worldly wisdom, following Paul's example. It emphasizes atonement, Spirit-powered demonstration, and saving souls.
Slavery in the Associate Reformed Churches of the United States
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Biography of Italian reformer Peter Martyr Vermigli; defence of the Associate Reformed Church's anti‑slavery testimony; reflections on prayer and an exegesis of Acts 3:19–21.
Review of M’Laren on Psalmody
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Review argues Eph. 5:19 and Col. 3:16 refer to the inspired Psalms, refuting M'Laren's claim for uninspired hymns. Prefaced by a missionary letter from India.
The Rev. Matthew Lind
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Biography of Rev. Matthew Lind (c.1732–1800). He emigrated to America in 1774, helped found the Associate Reformed Church, and served long, faithful pastorates until his death.
History of the Associate Reformed Church and Its Mission
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A concise history of the Associate and Associate Reformed Churches—origins, unions, and proceedings—culminating in the 1858 union forming the United Presbyterian Church.
The Tercentenary Book: Commemorative of the … Life and Work of John Knox, of the Huguenot Martyrs of France, and the Establishment of Presbytery in England
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Commemorative volume for the 1872 Tercentenary honoring John Knox, the Huguenot martyrs, and the establishment of Presbytery; includes orations and historical papers on Presbyterianism.
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