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A07 004C1
131 CHRISTIANS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW
If you think history is boring, take about three
minutes and scan through this book. These sketches have
been put together by the editors of Christian History who
have an impressive track record for making history come
alive. Note the diversity: Menno Simons, a pacificist, and
the Roman emperor Constantine, a general. Leaders of the
Reformation-Luther, Calvin, Zwingli- and the
Counter-Reformation-Ignatius, Loyla and Teresa of Avila.
BK A07 017C1
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIANS
Smylie, James H.
Offers laity and clergy a thorough introduction to the
history of Presbyterianism. Smylie reaches into the past
and vividly recounts the story of a faithful people known
as Presbyterians. All the major figures in the history of
Presbyterianism such as John Calvin, Francis Makemie, and
John Witherspoon are included, as well as a host of
others.
BK A07 005C1
CENTURY OF BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY
Moorey, P.R.S.
This historical survey of the relationship between
archaeology and biblical studies...concentrates on the
work of major excavators and scholars. It serves to
illuminate the archaeology of the Holy Land.
KT A07 001C1
CHURCH'S STORY-INTERACTIVE HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH (U.S.A.)
Catron, Janice E.; Dobson, David M.
Invites youth to explore the roots of our church and its
faith in an exciting, teen-friendly style. They'll tour
the early, medieval, Reformation- era, early American and
contemporary Presbyterian churches. They'll also see how
worship, beliefs, church government, social issues, and
mission have changed in the church during these times.
BK A07 002C1
HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY-VOLUME 1
Latourette, Kenneth Scott
This book begins with the pre-Christian course of
humankind and concludes with the geographic loss and
internal lassitude, confusion and corruption of A.D.
1350-A.D. 1500.
VT A07 003C1
HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY-TAPE ONE
This tape
contains three-parts of this six-part series. Part 1
covers 'The Early Church", from AD 65-the executions
of Peter and Paul at Rome to AD 430-the death of St.
Augustine in North Africa. Part 2 covers "The Quest
for Order in Medieval Christendom", from 410 AD-Fall
of Rome to 1483 AD-Birth of Martin Luther. Part 3 covers
"The Reformation: Division and Renewal Between
Medieval and Modern Times"-from AD 1483-Birth of
Luther to 1564-Death of Calvin. There is a comprehensive
leader's guide, a student workbook, and a complete script.
VT A07 004C1
HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY-TAPE TWO
This is the
second three-parts in this six-part series. Part 4 covers
"The Age of Reason adn Piety: The Church in Early
Modern Times", from AD 1543-Copernican Revolution, to
AD 1738-Conversion of John Wesley. Part 5 covers "A
City Set on a Hill: Christianity in the New World",
from AD 1492-Columbus Discovers the New World, to AD
1770-Death of George Whitefield. Part 6 covers "Into
All the World: Christian Movement in an Age of
Uncertainty", from AD 1789-Fall of the Bastille, to
AD 1989-Fall of the Berlin Wall. There is a comprehensive
leader's guide, student workbook, and a complete script.
BK A07 003C1
JOHN CALVIN AND THE CHURCH
George, Timothy
A collection of essays on Calvin, touching on a variety of
issues. Five parts: "Calvin in Context, Theology,
Ecclesiology, Interpretation of Holy Scripture," and
"Worship and Preaching."
PP A07 001C1
JOURNAL OF PRESBYTERIAN HISTORY-VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1
This issue helps people become acquainted with this
quarterly resource. It includes articles on Jonathan
Edwards, the Presbyterian Awakening, Miami University, and
St. Andrew's Presbytery's nongeographical parish during
Mississippi's PCA realignment.
BK A07 019C1
LIBERTY HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: A HISTORY
This book was prepared for the 150th anniversary of
Liberty Hill Presbyterian Church. It chronicles the life
and witness of this church, through a changing culture and
"neighborhood."
BK A07 010C1
PRESBYTERIANS IN THE SOUTH-VOLUME 1
Thompson, Ernest Trice
This volume covers the period from 1607 to 1861. The
author takes the variegated threads of Presbyterian
history and weaves them into a complete story of the
denomination's early development in the New World.
BK A07 011C1
PRESBYTERIANS IN THE SOUTH-VOLUME 2
Thompson, Ernest Trice
This volume covers the Civil War and Reconstruction eras
(1861-1890). It begins in 1861 with the formation of the
Presbyterian Church in the Confederate States of America
and ends with the Woodrow case of the 1880's.
BK A07 012C1
PRESBYTERIANS IN THE SOUTH-VOLUME 3
Thompson, Ernest Trice
This final volume carries the story from
post-Reconstruction days to 1972 (1890-1972). It begins in
1890 with the effects of the "new" South on the
growth of the church and ends with the threats of
division.
BK A07 013C1
PROBING THE REFORMED TRADITION
McKee, Elise Anne
This is a collection of essays shedding light on Reformed
Christianity across five centuries of its historical
development.
VT A07 001C1
REFORMATION OVERVIEW-1
Moody, Marge
Tape 1 contains 30-minute sections on: John Wycliffe, Hus,
and Martin Luther. These are dramatic presentations, well
narrated. Series includes leader's guide, student work
sheets, and bulletin inserts.
VT A07 002C1
REFORMATION OVERVIEW-2
Moody, Marge
Tape 2 contains 30-minute sections on: Zwingli and Calvin
(with a brief nod to John Knox), Anabaptists and Michael
and Margaretha Sattler, and William Tyndale. Includes
leader's guide, student worksheets, and bulletin inserts.
BK A07 014C1
SO HELP ME GOD
McCollister, John
Using many direct quotations from the presidents and
basing his vignettes on their speeches, letters, and
actions, the author captures, in a dramatic form, the
religious convictions of forty United States presidents.
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THROUGH THE AGES
Thompson, Ernest Trice
This book traces the mission of the church from the
inception of the definition of "church" to the
1960s. Each chapter is followed by a list of thoughtful
questions, which encourage further study and discussion.
BK A07 006C1
TOUCHDOWN JESUS
Moore, R.
Laurence
This book is
an intriguing narrative of the interplay between American
religion and patterns of American culture in the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries. Moore considers the ways nationalism, the
separation of church and state, democratic pluralism, and the
shifts in boundaries between secular and sacred practice have
shaped American religion for the past two-hundred years.
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