Based on the correspondence of missionaries in the field, this book offers valuable insight unto understanding Protestant attitudes toward the American Indians in the nineteenth century. By focusing u...
The Circular Congregational Church reflects the independent spirit of its founders. To tour the church and wander in its graveyard is to feel the presence of people who settled the colony of Charlesto...
A helpful resource for all those hoping for a multicultural and global future in which God's love and justice are available to all people.
Originally published in 1926. 'For the Jubilee February 1926'. Illustrated throughout with black and white period photographs. Contents include - A Short History - The Beginnings - The First Ministry ...
Chapman continues to explore the book of Order as a story of people together seeking ways to carry out their call by God to faithful unity in the midst of diversity.
What a wealth of spiritual ravishment we have here Rutherford is beyond all praise of men. Like a strong-winged eagle he soars into the highest heaven and with unblenched eye he looks into the mystery...
Chapman captures the very human struggles that underlie and have given rise to the particularly exquisite Presbyterian agony of 'order and ardor'.
Histories of missions to American Indian communities usually tell a sad and predictable story about the destructive impact of missionary work on Native culture and religion. Many historians conclude t...
Offering an overview of the history and development of Congregationalism in the United States, Youngs chronicles the denomination from its origins in Europe through its colonial beginnings to the rece...
This is an OCR edition without illustrations or index. It may have numerous typos or missing text. However, purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original rare book from GeneralBooksClub....
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