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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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The Log College of Neshaminy and Princeton University

Elijah Richardson Craven ⬩ 1902

Examines the Log College of Neshaminy as the educational germ of Princeton University, detailing founders, Synod debates, trustees, and documentary evidence linking the schools.

John D. Crowell, D.D.

John D. Crowell ⬩ 1909

1909 necrological report of Princeton Theological Seminary alumni, recording brief obituaries of former pastors—education, ministry appointments, dates, and deaths.

An Old Worn-Out Preacher

Robert Hoskins Crozier ⬩ 1909

Editorial urging national Thanksgiving: thank God for providence and prosperity, pursue moral and spiritual progress, and show compassion for the sorrowful.

Call of Christ: A Story of Foreign Missions

Robert Hoskins Crozier ⬩ 1912

Twentieth Century Negro Literature

Daniel Wallace Culp ⬩ 1902

1902 anthology edited by D. W. Culp compiling essays and sketches by 100 prominent Black Americans on race, education, and uplift. Aims to inform whites and inspire Black youth.

Daniel Wallace Culp, M.D.

1922

Necrological report listing brief biographies and deaths of Princeton Theological Seminary alumni (late 19th–early 20th c.), noting education, ministry posts, and burial details.

Japan

Calvin Knox Cumming ⬩ 1908

Overview of missionary work in Japan: outlines obstacles (materialism, foreign perception, indifference, educated antagonism) and hopeful signs from soldiers and student movements.

Democracy and the Christian Ministry

John Rood Cunningham ⬩ 1941

Bulletin reports the Student Center campaign and publishes J.R. Cunningham's address urging ministers to defend democracy by preaching the Gospel, upholding individual worth, and living courageously.

Memories of Davidson College

Walter Lee Lingle, John Rood Cunningham ⬩ 1947

W. L. Lingle recounts 50+ years at Davidson College—as student, trustee, and president—sharing memories of commencements, faculty, student life, and the college's history.

Concerning Christ and the Church

John Rood Cunningham ⬩ 1948

88th General Assembly: C. Darby Fulton elected moderator. Retiring moderator John R. Cunningham preached on the church as Christ’s body and urged proclamation of God’s redeeming love.

Civil Government

Albert Bruce Curry, Sr. ⬩ 1904

Argues civil government is ordained by God (Rom. 13); rulers are God's ministers and citizens must pursue righteousness in politics. Church and state have distinct spheres, yet Bible morality must guide public life.

The Bristol Assembly

Albert Bruce Curry, Sr. ⬩ 1912

Report on the 52nd General Assembly (Bristol) covering representation reform, Assembly Home and School, marriage/divorce policy, anti‑Romanism report, and the elect‑infant clause. Praises efficiency and committee work.

History of the San Francisco Theological Seminary of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. and Its Alumni Association

James Curry ⬩ 1907

History of the San Francisco Theological Seminary (Presbyterian), founded 1871. Covers origins, founders, faculty, finances, library, and the seminary's first decades and buildings.

Register of Marriages and Baptisms Performed by Rev. John Cuthbertson

1934

Register of marriages and baptisms by Rev. John Cuthbertson (1751–1791), a Scottish Covenanter missionary in America. Contains diary excerpts, biographical notes, indexes of persons and places.

The Diary of John Cuthbertson, Missionary to the Covenanters of Colonial Pennsylvania

John Cuthbertson ⬩ 1949

Diary of Rev. John Cuthbertson, a Reformed Presbyterian missionary in colonial Pennsylvania (1751–1791). Records frontier ministry, Scotch‑Irish settlement, hardships, and church affairs.

Recollections of a Long Life: An Autobiography

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler ⬩ 1902

Memoir of Theodore L. Cuyler: boyhood in Aurora, Princeton education, maternal influence and temperance pledge, leading to a long Presbyterian pastoral ministry.

The Value of Life

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler ⬩ 1908

Cuyler argues human life, breathed by God, is sacred and purposeful: to glorify God and serve others. Lives have eternal significance; live consecratedly.

Help and Good Cheer

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler ⬩ 1902

Devotional essays by Theodore L. Cuyler urging genuine conversion, daily growth, and union with Christ. Practical pastoral counsel for holy, fruitful Christian living.

Campaigning for Christ

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler ⬩ 1902

A collection of Theodore L. Cuyler's sermons urging decisive commitment to Christ, Christian perseverance, revival, and practical holiness, including warnings against drinking.

A Model Christian

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler ⬩ 1903

Exposition on Barnabas: his conversion and partnership with Saul at Antioch, the church's simple worship and charity, and Christian beneficence as a model for mission.

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Archives

The Log College of Neshaminy and Princeton University

John D. Crowell, D.D.

An Old Worn-Out Preacher

Call of Christ: A Story of Foreign Missions

Twentieth Century Negro Literature

Daniel Wallace Culp, M.D.

Japan

Democracy and the Christian Ministry

Memories of Davidson College

Concerning Christ and the Church

Civil Government

The Bristol Assembly

History of the San Francisco Theological Seminary of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. and Its Alumni Association

Register of Marriages and Baptisms Performed by Rev. John Cuthbertson

The Diary of John Cuthbertson, Missionary to the Covenanters of Colonial Pennsylvania

Recollections of a Long Life: An Autobiography

The Value of Life

Help and Good Cheer

Campaigning for Christ

A Model Christian

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