The Place of the Bible in the College Curriculum
Advocates required Bible study in colleges as vital to character and Christian leadership; discusses missions, ministerial relief, clergy pay, and church growth.
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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.
The Place of the Bible in the College Curriculum
Nameless Immortals
Devotional study of nameless women in the Gospels whose brief encounters with Christ reveal his methods of salvation, miracles, and pastoral practice. Practical lessons for soul-winning.
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Forty Years Ago and After
Reports on Presbyterian missionary work in China: founding stations, training native evangelists, presbytery organization and women's auxiliaries, and the slow, patient growth of the church.
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The New Living Hymns (Living Hymns No. 2)
Living Hymns No.2 (1902–1903) is a Sabbath‑school and meeting hymnal compiled by John Wanamaker, offering devotional and congregational hymns for worship, prayer meetings, and Christian Endeavor.
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The Log College — A Significant Celebration
Nov 1927 Christian Education highlights a planned Handbook, emphasizes church colleges' role in training ministers/teachers, and reports the Log College bicentennial and related conferences.
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Our Presbyterian Educational Institutions
1913–14 survey of Presbyterian educational institutions: history, governance, finances and plans to strengthen and coordinate denominational schools, colleges, seminaries and Christian education.
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Theological Schools Affiliated with State Universities
Calls for stronger moral and religious education in schools and universities; urges churches to equip students, debates seminary affiliation with state universities and recruiting Christian leaders.
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The Supply of Ministers
Defense of the Virgin Birth against modern critical denial. Analysis of declining candidates for the ministry, tracing causes (home, church, youth) and urging prayer, recruiting, and dedication.
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To Christ Through Evolution
Argues that the Bible teaches religious truth, not scientific detail, and that evolution can be reconciled with Christian faith. Advocates interpretive caution in reading Genesis.
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The Verification of Christianity: Introductory Studies in Christian Apologetics
Introductory studies in Christian apologetics arguing that Christianity is rationally verifiable by reason, historical evidence, and experience. Defines the modern apologist's task and method.
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Roman Emperor Worship
Scholarly study (1919) tracing the emperor-cult from ancient Babylon, Persia and China through the Roman Empire, its absorption of pagan cults and impact on Judaism and Christianity.
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The Study of the English Bible
Practical guide to studying the English Bible: methods, word and structural analysis, and teaching approaches to awaken interest and disciplined study.
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The Birth and Infancy of Jesus Christ According to the Gospel Narratives
A scholarly defense of the Gospel infancy narratives arguing for the historical truth of Jesus' birth and youth. Examines the virgin birth, Matthew–Luke discrepancies, prophecy, and apologetic responses.
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Washington as I First Knew It, 1852–1855
Byron Sunderland’s recollections of Washington, D.C. (1852–1855), describing city layout, landmarks, institutions, industry, and daily life before later development.
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A History of the Presbyterian Church in Louisiana
A regional history of the Presbyterian Church in Louisiana: begun by Dr. George Summey and completed by Penrose St. Amant, covering origins, missions, leaders, and synod life.
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Foreign-Home Missions in New Orleans
1913 Presbyterian report on home and foreign missions in New Orleans serving diverse immigrants and black communities; presbytery covers 17 parishes and urges more churches.
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The Young Pastor’s Library
Reports that recent archaeological discoveries largely confirm the historical trustworthiness of the Old Testament. Includes a compiled 'Young Pastor's Library' of 100 essential theological books.
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The Denominational Colleges and the Higher Education
Essays on the philosophy of faith—arguing faith is rational and central to salvation—and on denominational colleges, defending their vital role in higher education and character formation.
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