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.
The Place of Prayer in the Life and Work of the Church: Illustrated from the Acts of the Apostles
Prayer is the church’s essential link to God’s power. From Acts (Pentecost, persecution, Paul, Cornelius, Antioch) the article shows prayer empowers, frees, and commissions mission.
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The Committee of 44
Inaugural address on modern seminary and church administration: establishes a Committee of 44 to streamline Assembly work, reduce overlap, and coordinate education and promotion.
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Review of Newman Smyth, Recollections and Reflections
Sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker—Dutch-born, US Reformed minister and early proponent of the social gospel and church unity. Also reviews Newman Smyth's liberal theological recollections.
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Review of Julia S. Hodges, George Hodges
Biographical sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker: Dutch-born, educated in Holland and McCormick, pastor in Michigan, later professor of church history at Louisville Seminary.
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Review of William Lawrence, Memories of a Happy Life
Biographical sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker and reviews of the Lives of Bishop William Lawrence and George Hodges. Highlights their ministries and contributions to American church life.
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Review of Gilbert T. Rowe, The Meaning of Methodism
Sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker's life and critical reviews of books on American revivals, Methodism, and a comprehensive volume surveying Christianity and Christendom.
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Review of Frank G. Beardsley, A History of American Revivals
Sketch biography of Rev. Henry E. Dosker plus reviews of works on Wyclif, American revivals, and Methodism, emphasizing prayer, the Holy Spirit, and Gospel truth.
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Review of Herbert B. Workman, John Wyclif: A Study of the English Medieval Church
Biographical sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker plus concise reviews of books on church history, Wyclif, American revivals, and the meaning of Methodism.
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Review of Robert W. McLaughlin, The Spiritual Element in History
Biographical sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker and reviews of books on business ethics, the spiritual element in history, early Christianity, and a study of John Wyclif.
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Review of Frank M. McKibben, Intermediate Method in the Church School
Biography of Rev. Henry E. Dosker with life details, followed by critical reviews of books on religious education, applied Christianity, and business ethics.
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Review of Henry P. Schauffler, Adventures in Habit Craft
Sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker: Dutch-born Reformed pastor, Hope College alumnus and longtime professor of Church History at Louisville Presbyterian Seminary, outlining his education and ministry.
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Review of Goodwin B. Watson, Case Studies for Teachers of Religion
Biographical sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker, Dutch‑American church historian and seminary professor, followed by reviews of recent religious‑education books for teachers and youth.
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Review of Paul H. Furfey, The Gang Age, and E. Leigh Mudge, Varieties of Adolescent Experience
Sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker's life, followed by reviews of books on religious education, adolescence, and church-school methods. Evaluates principles, case studies, and practical habit-building.
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Review of Earl E. Emme and Paul R. Stevick, Principles of Religious Education
Biography of Rev. Henry E. Dosker, Dutch-born pastor and church-history professor at Louisville Seminary, followed by brief reviews of books on religious education and adolescent life.
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Review of Everett D. Martin, The Mystery of Religion; Edgar S. Brightman, Religious Values; and John Baillie, The Roots of Religion in the Human Soul
Sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker's life and ministry, followed by critical reviews of books on religion, religious education, and the psychology of faith contrasting Freudian and personalist views.
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Review of F.W. Boreham, A Tuft of Comet’s Hair and A Faggot of Torches
Sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker's life—a Dutch‑born church‑history professor in the U.S.—followed by brief reviews of recent devotional and essay books on prayer and bereavement.
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Review of Eben J. Ives, The Message of Thomas a Kempis
Biographical sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker—Dutch-born, Hope College and McCormick alumnus, pastor and Louisville Seminary professor—followed by reviews of books on evangelism, stewardship, and devotion.
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Review of Sherwood Eddy, New Challenges to Faith: What Shall I Believe in the Light of Psychology and the New Science
Sketches the life of Rev. Henry E. Dosker and reviews several theological books on conceptions of God, psychology and faith, and religious experience, offering critical evaluations.
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