A Century
Subtitle: addresses delivered at the centennial celebration of the founding of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ
By: edited by G.M. Mathews
Publisher: U.B. Pub. House
Published: 1901
Place of publication: Dayton, O
Language: eng
Number of pages: 203
Subjects: Church of the United Brethren in Christ (1800-1889); History
Notes: Cover title: A century of United Brethren history and achievement: 1800-1900.
Table of contents: title: Part I. The making of our denomination; title: Otterbein and his colaborers  -- A.W. Drury; title: Mysticism in the origin and growth of the United Brethren in Christ  -- J.S. Mills; title: Historic places and epochs  -- C.I.B. Brane -- Part II. Church evangelism and extension; title: The heroism of our fathers  -- J.W. Hott; title: The church an agency for the spiritual regeneration of man  -- R.J. White; title: The concentration of our church forces  -- W.M. Weekley; title: The next step in Sunday-school progress  -- H.A. Thompson -- Part III. The church and education; title: The history and development of education in our church  -- E.B. Kephart; title: The imperative need of a cultured ministry  -- G.A. Funkhouser; title: The mission of the denominational college  -- T.J. Sanders; title: The future of our colleges  -- L. Bookwaiter -- Part IV. The nineteenth century as a preparation for the twentieth; title: The relation of our publishing interests to the life and growth of our denomination  -- W.R. Funk -- The outlook for missions after a century / -- William M. Bell; title: The adaptation of equipment of the church of the twentieth century  -- I.L. Kephart -- Part V. Jubilee celebration at Otterbein Church, Baltimore, Md., May 4, 1901 -- Opening address / -- N. Castle -- Address of welcome / -- A. Schmidt; title: Centenary poem  -- L.K. Miller; title: The power of a single life  -- W.J. Shuey; title: Points to be emphasized by the children of Otterbein  -- H.S. Gabel; title: Our young people in the new century ; title: J.P. Landis --; title: At the tomb of Otterbein -- G.M. Mathews-- Part VI. Bishops' quadrennial address.