Ep 7 - New York City | Presbyterian Journey with Pastor Lucus
Channel: Trinity Presbyterian Church, Bixby
Date: 2021-07-19

Join Pastor Lucus as our Presbyterian Journey continues! This week, we’ll be looking at the Fundamentalism vs. Modernism controversy of the early 20th century, and the role of the Session in church polity.
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Join Pastor Lucus for an online video series following the story of the Presbyterian Journey – where we came from, who we are, and where we might be going! The videos will combine history, polity, theology, worship, and storytelling – and are a great overview for anyone on their own Presbyterian Journey, whether you started walking eight weeks, or eighty years ago.
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:18 Welcome
01:02 Session Overview
01:47 Session Duties
05:13 Charles Briggs
07:59 Origins of Fundamentalism
08:57 Modernism
11:05 Presbyterian Schisms
11:59 Outro


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Music:
"Sunny Street" by Crowander, used under Creative Commons license
"Old 100th" performed by Erik Collins, director of music at Trinity Pres

Video:
Video elements from Storyblocks.com, used under license.

Artwork:
"Mulberry Street on the Lower East Side, circa 1900" from the Library of Congress, published in Wikimedia Commons (c. 1900)
"Descent of the Modernists" by E.J. Pace from Christian Cartoons, published in Wikimedia Commons (1922)
"An Error in Biblical Navigation" by Watson Heston from Truth Seeker, published on Archive.org (1896)
"Charles Augustus Briggs (1841-1913)"  from Wake Forest University, published on Wikimedia Commons (c. 1900)
"Lyman Stewart (1840-1923)" from Wikimedia Commons (c. 1910)
"Harry Emerson Fosdick" from New York Public Library, "Pageant of America" collection, published in Wikimedia Commons (1926)
"Bryan, William Jennings" from Library of Congress, published in Wikimedia Commons (created between 1905-1925)
"Charles F. Wishart, Sitting with Book, Laughing" from Wooster College Presidents Collection (1919)
"A Visual Timeline of American Presbyterianism, 1709-2019" by Vic King, published on Medium under Creative Commons (2019)