1906 Union

Cumberland Presbyterian Church

and the

Presbyterian Church in the United States of America


Pastoral Letter Addressed to Cumberland Presbyterians by the Seventh-sixth General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. At Decatur, Ill., May 24, 1906. "Appointed to be Read in the Churches."

 

"Bulletin of the Voluntary Committee on Union Information". Numbers 1-8.
Bulletin No. 1. Reasons Why The Cumberland Presbyterian Church and The Presbyterian Church in the United States of America Should Be United. [39 pages]
Bulletin No. 2. Reply To Protest. [19 pages]
Bulletin No. 3. A Significant Correspondence. [15 pages]
Bulletin No. 4. Concurring Opinions of Lawyers in Twelve States. [23 pages]
Bulletin No. 5. Separation of the Races. [11 pages]
Bulletin No. 6. What We Adopt. A Reply to Rev. M. M. Smith. By J. S. Grider D.D. [8 pages]
Bulletin No. 7. Legality of Union. [39 pages]
Bulletin No. 8. Union of The Cumberland Presbyterian Church and the Presbyterian Church, U. S. A. [34 pages]
     I. The Legality of Union, II. Separation of the Races, III. Doctrinal Agreement, IV. Twenty Reasons for Union.

 

Stephens, John Vant. The Organic Union of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church with the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. Cincinnati, Ohio: The Lane Seminary Building, 1943.


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