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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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Statement of Rev. David G. Wylie, President Lord’s Day Alliance of the United States

1926 congressional hearings on Sunday observance: Lord's Day Alliance and labor leaders debate a D.C. Sunday-rest law, weighing civic public-health needs and religious liberty.

David Gourley Wylie ⬩ 1926

The Minister’s Companion Containing Forms and Scripture Selections for Important Occasions

1911 minister's companion offering ready-made forms and Scripture selections for public worship—morning/evening services, offerings, baptism, Lord's Supper, marriage, funerals, dedications.

David Gourley Wylie ⬩ 1911

Post-Mortem Use of Wealth Including a Consideration of Ante-Mortem Gifts

Practical guide to legal and ethical planning for post-mortem use of wealth—wills, trusts, estate tax, and philanthropy—balancing family provision with public benefit.

David Gourley Wylie ⬩ 1911

Our Jubilee: The 150th Anniversary of the Scotch Presbyterian Church, New York, 1756–1906

History and jubilee account of the Scotch Presbyterian Church (1756–1906) in New York: origins, ministers (David G. Wylie, John M. Mason), buildings, and Presbyterian influence in early America.

David Gourley Wylie ⬩ 1906

Robert P. Wyche

Biographical sketches of African American Presbyterian leaders Robert P. Wyche and John S. Perry, highlighting their ministries, educational work, and civic service.

1921

To What Extent Is the Negro Pulpit Uplifting the Race?

The Negro Christian pulpit uplifts the race morally, intellectually, financially and spiritually through preaching, education, thrift, and leadership.

Robert Pharoah Wyche, Sr. ⬩ 1902

William Janes Wright, Ph.D., LL.D., D.D.

Necrological report presented to the Princeton Theological Seminary Alumni Association (May 5, 1903), containing obituaries of William Janes Wright and William Alfred McAtee, ministers and educators.

1903

Mrs. Julia McNair Wright Dead

1903 news roundup: an armed, mentally ill man attempts to reach President Roosevelt; also reports on a McKinley statue, large coin shipment to Manila, society items, a runaway baby, and local crimes.

1903

Studies in Hearts

A collection of short narratives about two pious, impoverished sisters running a Philadelphia boardinghouse, exemplifying humble Christian charity, sacrifice, and steadfast faith.

Julia McNair Wright ⬩ 1902

The Flowerless Plants

September 1902 issue of Youth: features 'The Penn Cottage' (history of William Penn's house), an illustrated piece on lichens and fungi, a Benjamin Franklin anecdote, and a poem.

Julia McNair Wright ⬩ 1902

How Plants Live

August 1902 issue of Youth magazine: fiction ('A Battle with a Windmill') plus a science feature ('How Plants Live') describing plant growth and carnivorous species. For boys and girls.

Julia McNair Wright ⬩ 1902

Midsummer Days

July 1902 issue of Youth for boys & girls: features "The Double Peril"—an escaped-tiger adventure—and "Plants and Their Partners", an illustrated essay on pollination.

Julia McNair Wright ⬩ 1902

June Meadows

1902 children's monthly with stories and serials. "June Meadows" is a nature essay celebrating meadow flowers—their colors, fragrance, clover, lilies and bumblebees.

Julia McNair Wright ⬩ 1902

The Month of Flower

May 1902 issue of Youth, an illustrated monthly for boys and girls, featuring the serial "With Washington at Valley Forge" and a botanical essay "The Month of Flower."

Julia McNair Wright ⬩ 1902

April Leaves

April 1902 issue of Young Folks Magazine: an illustrated monthly for boys and girls, featuring the serial "With Washington at Valley Forge" and a botany essay "April Leaves."

Julia McNair Wright ⬩ 1902

A Ramble in Early Spring

March 1902 inaugural Young Folks Magazine. Features the historical serial 'With Washington at Valley Forge', a nature essay on maple seed germination, poems and children's serials.

Julia McNair Wright ⬩ 1902

A Wild Ride upon an Avalanche: An Experience on the Persian Border

Missionary reports: a miraculous survival from an avalanche in Kurdistan, violence against mission workers, and updates on evangelistic efforts including New York open‑air Gospel tents.

John Newton Wright ⬩ 1907

The Descendants of Robert and John Poage, Pioneer Settlers in Augusta County, Va., Vol. 2

Privately printed 1954 genealogy tracing descendants of Robert and John Poage (1700–1952). Contains manuscript sources, questionnaire-based records, an index system, and Presbyterian connections.

Robert Bell Woodworth ⬩ 1954

The Descendants of Robert and John Poage, Pioneer Settlers in Augusta County, Va., Vol. 1

Genealogy of the descendants of Robert and John Poage of Augusta County, VA (1700–1952). Compiled from Williamson and Bishop manuscripts, detailing lineage, sources, and index method.

Robert Bell Woodworth ⬩ 1954

A History of the Presbyterian Church in Winchester, Virginia, 1780–1949

Definitive, well-documented history of the Winchester Presbyterian Church (1780–1949), compiled from session records, deeds, ministers' directories and restoration archives.

Robert Bell Woodworth ⬩ 1950

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Statement of Rev. David G. Wylie, President Lord’s Day Alliance of the United States

The Minister’s Companion Containing Forms and Scripture Selections for Important Occasions

Post-Mortem Use of Wealth Including a Consideration of Ante-Mortem Gifts

Our Jubilee: The 150th Anniversary of the Scotch Presbyterian Church, New York, 1756–1906

Robert P. Wyche

To What Extent Is the Negro Pulpit Uplifting the Race?

William Janes Wright, Ph.D., LL.D., D.D.

Mrs. Julia McNair Wright Dead

Studies in Hearts

The Flowerless Plants

How Plants Live

Midsummer Days

June Meadows

The Month of Flower

April Leaves

A Ramble in Early Spring

A Wild Ride upon an Avalanche: An Experience on the Persian Border

The Descendants of Robert and John Poage, Pioneer Settlers in Augusta County, Va., Vol. 2

The Descendants of Robert and John Poage, Pioneer Settlers in Augusta County, Va., Vol. 1

A History of the Presbyterian Church in Winchester, Virginia, 1780–1949

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