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Sermons, Addresses and Proceedings Connected With the Completion of the Twenty-Fifth Year of the Pastorate of Rev. James I. Brownson, D.D., in the First Presbyterian Church of Washington, Pa.

Date:	1874
Contributing Institution:	Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Description:	This is a commemorative pamphlet of sermons, addresses, and proceedings related to the completion of the twenty-fifth year of Reverend James I. Brownson, D. D., being the pastor at the First Presbyterian Church of Washington, Pennsylvania. Brownson's pastorate was celebrated over the course of th...
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Centennial celebration of the planting of the Presbyterian Church, of Mount Pleasant, Penna., October 9th, A.D. 1874; together with the addresses of Rev. James I. Brownson, D.D., Rev. John M. Barnett, Rev. John M'Millan, D.D., and the proceedings and exercises connected therewith.

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Date:	1875
Contributing Institution:	Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Description:	This pamphlet collects three historical addresses delivered at the Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church at its Centennial Celebration, along with letters from local pastors and resolutions made by the church on that occasion.
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Proceedings and Addresses Connected with the Celebration of the Half Century Pastorate of the Rev. John Stockton, D.D.; in the Presbyterian Church of Cross Creek, Pa. and His Resignation of the Pastoral Charge on That Occasion; to Which is Prefixed the History of the Church by the Retiring Pastor

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Date:	1878
Contributing Institution:	Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Description:	This pamphlet collects the addresses and resolutions presented on June 20th, 1877, at the celebration of both Reverend John Stockton's fiftieth year of ministry at the Presbyterian Church of Cross Creek and his retirement from that position. These include an address on the history of the church,...
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