Periodicals

The Mercersburg Review (1849-1852)

1849Vol. I, Issue I – JanuaryVol. I, Issue II – MarchVol. I, Issue III – MayVol. 1, Issue IV – JulyVol. I, Issue V – SeptemberVol. I, Issue VI – NovemberVol. I Table of Contents
1850Vol. II, Issue 1 – JanuaryVol. II, Issue II – MarchVol. II, Issue III – MayVol. II, Issue, IV – JulyVol. II, Issue V – SeptemberVol. II, Issue VI – NovemberVol. II – Table of Contents
1851Vol. III, Issue I – JanuaryVol. III, Issue II – MarchVol. III, Issue III – MayVol. III, Issue IV – JulyVol. III, Issue V – SeptemberVol. III, Issue VI – NovemberVol. III – Table of Contents
1852Vol. IV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. IV, Issue II – MarchVol. IV, Issue III – MayVol. IV, Issue IV – JulyVol. IV, Issue V – SeptemberVol. IV, Issue VI – NovemberVol. IV – Table of Contents

The Mercersburg Quarterly Review (1853-1856)

1853Vol. V, Issue I – JanuaryVol. V, Issue II – AprilVol. V, Issue III – JulyVol. V, Issue IV – OctoberVol. V – Table of Contents
1854Vol. VI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. VI, Issue II – AprilVol. VI, Issue III – JulyVol. VI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. VI – Table of Contents
1855Vol. VII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. VII, Issue II – AprilVol. VII, Issue III – JulyVol. VII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. VII – Table of Contents
1856Vol. VIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. VIII, Issue II – AprilVol. VIII, Issue III – JulyVol. VIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. VIII – Table of Contents

The Mercersburg Review (1857-1878)

1857Vol. IX, Issue I – JanuaryVol. IX, Issue II – AprilVol. IX, Issue III – JulyVol. IX, Issue IV – OctoberVol. IX – Table of Contents
1858Vol. X, Issue I – JanuaryVol. X, Issue II – AprilVol. X, Issue III – JulyVol. X, Issue IV – OctoberVol. X – Table of Contents
1859Vol. XI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XI, Issue II – AprilVol. XI, Issue III – JulyVol. XI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XI – Table of Contents
1860Vol. XII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XII, Issue II – AprilVol. XII, Issue III – JulyVol. XII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XII – Table of Contents
1861Vol. XIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XIII, Issue II – AprilVol. XIII, Issue III – JulyVol. XIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XIII – Table of Contents
1867Vol. XIV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XIV, Issue II – AprilVol. XIV, Issue III – JulyVol. XIV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XIV – Table of Contents
1868Vol. XV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XV, Issue II – AprilVol. XV, Issue III – JulyVol. XV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XV – Table of Contents
1869Vol. XVI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XVI, Issue II – AprilVol. XVI, Issue III – JulyVol. XVI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XVI – Table of Contents
1870Vol. XVII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XVII, Issue II – AprilVol. XVII, Issue III – JulyVol. XVII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XVII – Table of Contents
1871Vol. XVIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XVIII, Issue II – AprilVol. XVIII, Issue III – JulyVol. XVIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XVIII – Table of Contents
1872Vol. XIX, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XIX, Issue II – AprilVol. XIX, Issue III – JulyVol. XIX, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XIX – Table of Contents
1873Vol. XX, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XX, Issue II – AprilVol. XX, Issue III – JulyVol. XX, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XX – Table of Contents
1874Vol. XXI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXI, Issue II – AprilVol. XXI, Issue III – JulyVol. XXI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXI – Table of Contents
1875Vol. XXII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXII, Issue II – AprilVol. XXII, Issue III – JulyVol. XXII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXII – Table of Contents
1876Vol. XXIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXIII, Issue II – AprilVol. XXIII, Issue III – JulyVol. XXIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXIII – Table of Contents
1877Vol. XXIV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXIV, Issue II – AprilVol. XXIV, Issue III – JulyVol. XXIV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXIV – Table of Contents
1878Vol. XXV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXV, Issue II – AprilVol. XXV, Issue III – JulyVol. XXV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXV – Table of Contents

The Reformed Quarterly Review (1879-1896)

1879Vol. XXVI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXVI, Issue II – AprilVol. XXVI, Issue III – JulyVol. XXVI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXVI – Table of Contents
1880Vol. XXVII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXVII, Issue II – AprilVol. XXVII, Issue III – JulyVol. XXVII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXVII – Table of Contents
1881Vol. XXVIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXVIII, Issue II – AprilVol. XXVIII, Issue III – JulyVol. XXVIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXVIII – Table of Contents
1882Vol. XXIX, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXIX, Issue II – AprilVol. XXIX, Issue III – JulyVol. XXIX, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXIX – Table of Contents
1883Vol. XXX, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXX, Issue II – AprilVol. XXX, Issue III – JulyVol. XXX, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXX – Table of Contents
1884Vol. XXXI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXXI, Issue II – AprilVol. XXXI, Issue III – JulyVol. XXXI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXXI – Table of Contents
1885Vol. XXXII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXXII, Issue II – AprilVol. XXXII, Issue III – JulyVol. XXXII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXXII – Table of Contents
1886Vol. XXXIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXXIII, Issue II – AprilVol. XXXIII, Issue III – JulyVol. XXXIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXXIII – Table of Contents
1887Vol. XXXIV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXXIV, Issue II – AprilVol. XXXIV, Issue III – JulyVol. XXXIV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXXIV – Table of Contents
1888Vol. XXXV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXXV, Issue II – AprilVol. XXXV, Issue III – JulyVol. XXXV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXXV – Table of Contents
1889Vol. XXXVI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXXVI, Issue II – AprilVol. XXXVI, Issue III – JulyVol. XXXVI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXXVI – Table of Contents
1890Vol. XXXVII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXXVII, Issue II – AprilVol. XXXVII, Issue III – JulyVol. XXXVII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXXVII – Table of Contents
1891Vol. XXXVIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXXVIII, Issue II – AprilVol. XXXVIII, Issue III – JulyVol. XXXVIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXXVIII – Table of Contents
1892Vol. XXXIX, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXXIX, Issue II – AprilVol. XXXIX, Issue III – JulyVol. XXXIX, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXXIX – Table of Contents
1893Vol. XL, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XL, Issue II – AprilVol. XL, Issue III – JulyVol. XL, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XL – Table of Contents
1894Vol. XLI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XLI, Issue II – AprilVol. XLI, Issue III – JulyVol. XLI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XLI – Table of Contents
1895Vol. XLII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XLII, Issue II – AprilVol. XLII, Issue III – JulyVol. XLII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XLII – Table of Contents
1896Vol. XLIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XLIII, Issue II – AprilVol. XLIII, Issue III – JulyVol. XLIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XLIII – Table of Contents

The Reformed Church Review (1897-1926)

1897Vol. I, Issue I – JanuaryVol. I, Issue II – MarchVol. I, Issue III – JulyVol. I, Issue IV – OctoberVol. I – Table of Contents
1898Vol. II, Issue I – JanuaryVol. II, Issue II – AprilVol. II, Issue III – JulyVol. II, Issue IV – OctoberVol. II – Table of Contents
1899Vol. III, Issue I – JanuaryVol. III, Issue II – AprilVol. III, Issue III – JuneVol. III, Issue IV – OctoberVol. III – Table of Contents
1900Vol. IV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. IV, Issue II – AprilVol. IV, Issue III – JulyVol. IV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. IV – Table of Contents
1901Vol. V, Issue I – JanuaryVol. V, Issue II – AprilVol. V, Issue III – JulyVol. V, Issue IV – OctoberVol. V – Table of Contents
1902Vol. VI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. VI, Issue II – AprilVol. VI, Issue III – JulyVol. VI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. VI – Table of Contents
1903Vol. VII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. VII, Issue II – AprilVol. VII, Issue III – JulyVol. VII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. VII – Table of Contents
1904Vol. VIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. VIII, Issue II – AprilVol. VIII, Issue III – JulyVol. VIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. VIII – Table of Contents
1905Vol. IX, Issue I – JanuaryVol. IX, Issue II – AprilVol. IX, Issue III – JulyVol. IX, Issue IV – OctoberVol. IX – Table of Contents
1906Vol. X, Issue I – JanuaryVol. X, Issue II – AprilVol. X, Issue III – JulyVol. X, Issue IV – OctoberVol. X – Table of Contents
1907Vol. XI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XI, Issue II – AprilVol. XI, Issue III – JulyVol. XI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XI – Table of Contents
1908Vol. XII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XII, Issue II – AprilVol. XII, Issue III – JulyVol. XII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XII – Table of Contents
1909Vol. XIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XIII, Issue II – AprilVol. XIII, Issue III – JulyVol. XIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XIII – Table of Contents
1910Vol. XIV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XIV, Issue II – AprilVol. XIV, Issue III – JulyVol. XIV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XIV – Table of Contents
1911Vol. XV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XV, Issue II – AprilVol. XV, Issue III – JulyVol. XV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XV – Table of Contents
1912Vol. XVI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XVI, Issue II – AprilVol. XVI, Issue III – JulyVol. XVI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XVI – Table of Contents
1913Vol. XVII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XVII, Issue II – AprilVol. XVII, Issue III – JulyVol. XVII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XVII – Table of Contents
1914Vol. XVIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XVIII, Issue II – AprilVol. XVIII, Issue III – JulyVol. XVIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XVIII – Table of Contents
1915Vol. XIX, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XIX, Issue II – AprilVol. XIX, Issue III – JulyVol. XIX, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XIX – Table of Contents
1916Vol. XX, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XX, Issue II – AprilVol. XX, Issue III – JulyVol. XX, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XX – Table of Contents
1917Vol. XXI, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXI, Issue II – AprilVol. XXI, Issue III – JulyVol. XXI, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXI – Table of Contents
1918Vol. XXII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXII, Issue II – AprilVol. XXII, Issue III – JulyVol. XXII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXII – Table of Contents
1919Vol. XXIII, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXIII, Issue II – AprilVol. XXIII, Issue III – JulyVol. XXIII, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXIII – Table of Contents
1920Vol. XXIV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXIV, Issue II – AprilVol. XXIV, Issue III – JulyVol. XXIV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXIV – Table of Contents
1921Vol. XXV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. XXV, Issue II – AprilVol. XXV, Issue III – JulyVol. XXV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. XXV – Table of Contents
1922Vol. I, Issue I – JanuaryVol. I, Issue II – AprilVol. I, Issue III – JulyVol. I, Issue IV – OctoberVol. I – Table of Contents
1923Vol. II, Issue I – JanuaryVol. II, Issue II – AprilVol. II, Issue III – JulyVol. II, Issue IV – OctoberVol. II – Table of Contents
1924Vol. III, Issue I – JanuaryVol. III, Issue II – AprilVol. III, Issue III – JulyVol. III, Issue IV – OctoberVol. III – Table of Contents
1925Vol. IV, Issue I – JanuaryVol. IV, Issue II – AprilVol. IV, Issue III – JulyVol. IV, Issue IV – OctoberVol. IV – Table of Contents
1926Vol. V, Issue I – JanuaryVol. V, Issue II – AprilVol. V, Issue III – JulyVol. V, Issue IV – OctoberVol. V – Table of Contents

The Reformed Church Monthly (1868-1871)

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Reformed Church Monthly and Ursinus College Repertory (1872-1876)

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Today on Friday Church Finds we are highlighting the Josephburg Community Church in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, Canada. Organized in 1901, this church was originally named Friedens (Peace) Reformed Church and then became known as Josephus Reformed Church of Josephburg in 1923. The church was part of the Manitoba Classis until 1925, the Edmonton Classis from 1925-1935, and the West Canada Classis from 1935-1939. After the Synods of the Evangelical and Reformed Church were established, the church became part of the Dakota Synod in 1939 and continued through 1961. The church continued into the United Church of Christ until 2011 when it withdrew. Today, the Josephburg Community Church is part of the United Church of Canada. An early history written in German can be found in the images and an English translation is in the comments below. #erhistoricalsociety #unitedchurchofcanadaImage attachmentImage attachment

Today on Friday Church Finds we are highlighting the Josephburg Community Church in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, Canada. Organized in 1901, this church was originally named Friedens (Peace) Reformed Church and then became known as Josephus Reformed Church of Josephburg in 1923. The church was part of the Manitoba Classis until 1925, the Edmonton Classis from 1925-1935, and the West Canada Classis from 1935-1939. After the Synods of the Evangelical and Reformed Church were established, the church became part of the Dakota Synod in 1939 and continued through 1961. The church continued into the United Church of Christ until 2011 when it withdrew. Today, the Josephburg Community Church is part of the United Church of Canada. An early history written in German can be found in the images and an English translation is in the comments below. #erhistoricalsociety #unitedchurchofcanada
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Peace Community in Josephsburg, Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.

This church was founded by the Presb. Authority early in the 1890s. The parsonage and church were built during this time. What the value of these buildings was is unknown to us. A dissatisfaction with the service and the actions of the Presb. Authority stepped in, and after several years the community bought the interest of that authority, and then in 1901 the community was organized as a Reformed Church. In 1910 the present spacious church was built, receiving improvements from time to time, each valued at $6,500.00. The first parsonage fell victim to fire, and in 1916 the present one was built, which, together with the land belonging to the church, is valued at $5,000.00. The community has 12 acres of land in total, one of which serves as a cemetery. The community's women's association celebrated its 25th anniversary on January 25, 1924. The congregation was served by the following pastors:

Pastor C. F. W. Graefer, 1901 to September 1906.
Pastor A. A. K. Heinemann, Often. 1905 to Oct. 1909.
Pastor E. Brunoehler, 1909 to 1914.
Pastor C. F. W. Graeser, Aug. 1914 to Oct. 1919.
Pastor Jason Hoffmann, Nov. 1919.

Today we are launching Digital Thursdays where we will highlight a recent addition to our growing collection of digital works. The Society recently digitized the first 8 volumes (1873-1880) of the Theologische Zeitschrift or Theological Magazine of the Evangelical Synod of North America. Each of these volumes can be found in our online library collection on the Internet Archive by clicking the link in the comments below. We thank the Internet Archive for providing this wonderful technology. #unitedchurchofchrist #conservativecongregationalchristianconference #erhistoricalsociety #evangelicalassociation #InternetArchive

Today we are launching "Digital Thursdays" where we will highlight a recent addition to our growing collection of digital works. The Society recently digitized the first 8 volumes (1873-1880) of the "Theologische Zeitschrift" or Theological Magazine of the Evangelical Synod of North America. Each of these volumes can be found in our online library collection on the Internet Archive by clicking the link in the comments below. We thank the Internet Archive for providing this wonderful technology. #unitedchurchofchrist #conservativecongregationalchristianconference #erhistoricalsociety #evangelicalassociation #InternetArchive
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Thank you for the ongoing work of the Internet Archive and Brewster Kahle for providing this resource!

You can access the Theologische Zeitschrift and many more resources online by clicking the link below. archive.org/details/@erhistoricalsociety

Thank you to everyone for their hard work! Click the link in the comments for a special Labor Day Message from the Archives of the Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society. #unitedchurchofchrist #conservativecongregationalchristianconference #erhistoricalsociety #evangelicalassociation #wfil

Thank you to everyone for their hard work! Click the link in the comments for a special Labor Day Message from the Archives of the Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society. #unitedchurchofchrist #conservativecongregationalchristianconference #erhistoricalsociety #evangelicalassociation #WFil
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WFIL 560 AM Philadelphia, do you have an archives of past broadcasts?

A Labor Day Message from Rev. Dr. Charles E. Schaeffer, September 3, 1935. youtu.be/voJNzvMqPA4

We are excited to announce that our friends at FamilySearch have opened the digital images for the indexes of the Messenger of the Evangelical and Reformed Church (1936-1958), the Reformed Church Messenger (1835-1936), and the Magazine of the German Reformed Church (1827-1835). This 12 volume set of typed indexes are now available freely online. Please note that each volume of the indexes spans several years and are divided into two sections: (1) Subjects, and (2) Persons, so some searching through the pages will be necessary We are hoping to use OCR technology to create an online searchable database in the near future. For now, these indexes can be used to find articles are notable clergy, historical events in the life of the local and national church, and a wealth of genealogical information. You may submit a request for a general research request if you locate articles that you are interested in. The direct link to the indexes on the FamilySearch website and for the General Research Request form are included in the comments below. #unitedchurchofchrist #erhistoricalsociety #familyhistory #archives #genealogist #conservativecongregationalchristianconference #evangelicalassociation #churcharchives #archive #archival #genealogy #genealogytips #genealogyresearch #genealogy

We are excited to announce that our friends at FamilySearch have opened the digital images for the indexes of the Messenger of the Evangelical and Reformed Church (1936-1958), the Reformed Church Messenger (1835-1936), and the Magazine of the German Reformed Church (1827-1835). This 12 volume set of typed indexes are now available freely online. Please note that each volume of the indexes spans several years and are divided into two sections: (1) Subjects, and (2) Persons, so some searching through the pages will be necessary We are hoping to use OCR technology to create an online searchable database in the near future.

For now, these indexes can be used to find articles are notable clergy, historical events in the life of the local and national church, and a wealth of genealogical information. You may submit a request for a general research request if you locate articles that you are interested in.

The direct link to the indexes on the FamilySearch website and for the General Research Request form are included in the comments below. #unitedchurchofchrist #erhistoricalsociety #familyhistory #archives #genealogist #conservativecongregationalchristianconference #evangelicalassociation #churcharchives #archive #archival #genealogy #genealogytips #genealogyresearch #genealogy
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Very cool!

Marsha Cooper