A comprehensive history of the Disciples of Christ
Subtitle: being an account of a century's effort to restore primitive Christianity in its faith, doctrine, and life
By: by William Thomas Moore.
Publisher: Fleming H. Revell
Published: 1909
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 830
Subjects: Disciples of Christ -- History.
Table of contents: title: 1. The creative period; title: the Campbells; title: 2. The chaotic period; title: its beginning; title: 3. A new departure and new friends; title: 4. New friends become enemies; title: 5. Walter Scott and the new doctrine of baptism; title: 6. Scriptural meaning of baptism; title: 7. Separation of Baptists and Disciples; title: 8. The Stone movement; title: 9. Union of "Reformers" and "Christians"; title: 10. Some of the men in the union; title: 11. Apostasies and other difficulties; title: 12. Reconstruction period and restoration; title: 13. Restoration as an ideal and as a realisation; title: 14. Providing education and work at Christian Union; title: 15. Bereavement, and progress by discussion.; title: 16. Conflict and growth; title: 17. Period of reorganisation; title: 18. The old and the new; title: 19. The turbulent period; title: 20. The organic and reconstruction period; title: 21. New papers and new plans; title: 22. Many tests, some failures, and some victories; title: 23. New Missionary Enterprises; title: 24. The C. W. B. M. and other societies; title: 25. The old evangelism and the new; title: 26. Education and literature; title: 27. Government, newspapers, societies, and federation; title: 28. Some of the men instrumental in making the movement; title: 29. Centennial outlook; title: 30. Recapitulatory survey; title: 31. Centennial celebration.