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Creator: Bass, Dorothy C., 1949- Date: 2001-01 Contributing Institution: Austin Seminary Description: Audio recording of the first Jones lecture of MidWinters 2001. Dorothy Bass lectures on Christianity in a late modern world. View Full Item at Austin Seminary -
Date: 1895 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This history was written for the commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of Peters Creek Presbyterian Church, which took place on October 10, 1895. Also included are a schedule of the commemoration events, church contributions from 1858 to 1895, and a list of people interred in the church... View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Date: 1940 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a form distributed by the Historical Committee of Pittsburgh Presbytery. It collects information on McClure Avenue Presbyterian Church's building, as well as other properties owned by the presbytery. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Date: 1887 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a form distributed by the Committee on the Presbyterian Historical Society of the Presbytery of Pittsburgh. It contains 15 questions that collect historical information about Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church and its congregation. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Date: 1887 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a form distributed by the Committee on the Presbyterian Historical Society of the Presbytery of Pittsburgh. It contains 15 questions that collect historical information about Hazelwood Presbyterian Church and its congregation. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Date: 1984 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This manuscript is two documents in one: a history of the church and part of a newsletter from the First Presbyterian Church of York. Included are the descriptions of a church split and eventual reconciliation, the installation of a Moller organ, a description of the Bethel Study Series, and enc... View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Creator: Niles, H. E. (Henry Edward), 1823-1900 Date: 1879 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This pamphlet is a historical sermon that was delivered on November 27, 1879, Thanksgiving Day in York Presbyterian Church and a manual that contains the names of church leaders and members. The Federal Constitution, the First General Assembly, Doctor John Witherspoon, and Freedman and Lincoln Un... View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Creator: Danley, Mary H. Date: 1931 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This history information about the founding and founders of the church, Sabbath schools, names of various church groups and those in particular positions, charter and current members, and information about the building. It also provides some description on what it was like to live on the frontier. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Creator: Snyder, W. J. Date: 1933 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a form distributed by the Church History Committee of the Presbytery of Pittsburgh. It contains 24 questions that collect historical information about West Elizabeth Presbyterian Church and its congregation. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Creator: Brownlee, John T. Date: 1949 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This typed document is a copy of a history of the Mount Hope Church that was presented at the dedication of the church’s memorial stone on October 9, 1949. The history includes the story of the church’s founding, as well as information about its pastors, elders, and buildings. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary