INDEX

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A

“Acceptance with God,” 23

Acheson, Thomas, 69

Adams, John, 19, 29

Africans brought to England, 24

Ahorey, 60

Ainslie, Peter, 150

Alabama, “Christian” churches in, 98

Allen, T., M., 101

Altars, Abraham, 66

Amend, William, 85

America in 19th century: characteristics of, 28-31;

churches in, 31-36

American and Foreign Bible Society, 109

American Christian Bible Society, 108

American Christian Education Society, 143

American Christian Missionary Society, 111, 112, 122-23, 124, 126, 143;

founded, 110;

ceases to function, 123

American Christian Review, 113, 122, 124

Ames, E. S., 138

Anabaptists, 18

Anglican Church, separation of Methodists from, 42f.

Anti-Burgher Presbyterians, 60

Antislavery societies, 36

Apology for renouncing the Jurisdiction of the Synod of Kentucky, An, 54

Apostolic Times, 124

Arkansas College, 115

Armenians, missions to, 128

Asbury, Francis, 41-43 passim

“Associate membership,” 138

Associated Free Agencies, 146

Association for the Promotion of Christian Unity, 150

Augsburg Confession, 19

Aulard, A., 19

B

Bacon College, 106, 114

Bader, Jesse, 153

Baltimore, Haldanean churches in, 84

Baptism, 25, 26, 135-39, 151-52;

Ainslie on, 150;

A. Campbell on, 79, 104-5, 135-36;

A. Campbell debates on, 77-79, 106;

design of, 79, 87;

in Brush Run Church, 74-75;

in China mission, 150;

in Christian Church, Ky., 56-57;

and opinion, 96;

Pinkerton on, 136;

the “one institution,” 104;

Stone on, 95-96.

See also Immersion; Open membership

Baptists, 41;

A. Campbell’s relations with, 76ff., 108-9;

Disciples’ differences from, 87-88;

English, 22;

Free Will, 45;

“General,” 35, 53;

in America in 1800, 34-35;

in Kentucky, 30, 81ff.;

in Rhode Island, 32;

in Virginia, 32;

“Kissing,” 83-84;

“New Testament,” 95, 97;

“Old Scotch,” 22;

“Particular,” 53;

and religious liberty, 37-38;

separation from, 87ff., 90

Barclay, James T., 110-11

Baxter, William, 85

Beardslee, J. O., 111

Bentley, Adamson, 87

Berea College, 115

158

Bethany College, 76, 107, 114, 147;

and slavery issue, 116-17

Bethany, W. Va., 80

Bethel, Ky., 57

Bible distribution, cooperation in, 36

Bible, modern view of, 148.

See also Higher criticism

“Bible chairs,” 128, 131

Bible College League, 151

Bible Society: American and Foreign, 109;

American Christian, 108

Blythe, James, 50

Boston: “Christian” church at, 46;

in 1800, 29;

Sandemanian churches in, 22

“Brethren,” 26

Brown University, 34

Brush Run Church, 73, 74-75, 81, 135;

joins Redstone Association, 75

Bucer, Martin, 18

Buffaloe, 62, 80

Burgher Presbyterians, 60

Burnet, D. S., 106, 108

Burnham, F. W., 146

Butler University, 114, 147

C

Caldwell, David, 47-49 passim

Calendar committee, 143

California, beginnings in, 102

Calvin, 18, 121

Calvinism, 33, 44, 49, 54f., 60, 88

Campbell, Alexander, 10-14 passim, 18, 23, 27, 72, 87, 90, 98, 99, 113;

born, 60;

decides for ministry, 66-67;

at Glasgow, 67;

Breaks with Seceders, 68;

reaches America, 66, 68;

reads Declaration and Address, 68;

first sermon, 73;

licensed to preach, ordained, 74;

marries, acquires property, 76;

immersed, 74-75;

founds Christian Baptist, 80-82;

conducts boarding school, 77;

takes lead in reform, 76ff.;

preaches among Baptists, 76, 77;

first visit to Kentucky, 79;

debates Walker, 77-79;

debates Maccalla, 79;

founds church at Wellsburg, 81;

tours Kentucky in 1824, 82;

meets Scott, 84;

at Virginia Constitutional Convention, 88-89;

debates Owen, 89, 103;

founds Millennial Harbinger, 91;

meets Stone, 92;

publishes The Christian System, 103;

at his zenith, 102ff.;

debates Purcell, 105;

debates Rice, 105-6;

founds Bethany College, 107;

elected president of missionary society, 110;

tours Indiana in 1850, 112;

death, 122, 123;

early theological views, 67f.;

Ewing’s influence, 67f.;

Locke’s influence, 62;

no effective evangelist, 103;

on baptism, 77-79, 104-5, 106, 119, 135-36;

on church and state, 77;

on cooperation, 108;

on ecclesiastical order, 80;

on education, 107;

on missions, 108-9, 122;

on slavery 88-89, 116-17;

“rules of interpretation,” 134;

“Sermon on the Law,” 76f., 78;

his views vs. Stone’s, 94-98

Campbell, Thomas, 10-14 passim, 18, 27, 34, 84, 103;

early life, 60;

migrates to America, 62;

charges against, 62f.;

breaks with Seceders, 63ff.;

Declaration and Address, 66, 68;

elder of Brush Run Church, 73;

is immersed, 74-75;

Declaration and Address, summary of, 66, 68, 69ff., 135;

159

differences from Seceders, 64f.;

early views, 61f.;

on baptism, 74-75;

on causes of divisions, 71;

on clergy, 65;

on creeds, 64-65, 71;

on “expedients,” 72;

on faith, 64, 65;

on unity, 70, 72

Campbell Institute, 149

“Campbellites,” 83, 103

Camp meetings: See Revivalism

Cane Ridge, Ky., 50, 51, 55;

meeting at, 50ff.

“Catechetical exhibition,” 72, 80

Cave, Robert L., 136-37

Centennial Convention, 140, 144

Chicago, University of, 132, 134, 147

Children’s Day, 129

Chillingworth, William, 19

China, missions in, 129, 150, 151

Chinese Nestorians, 18

Christmas Conference, 42

“Christian,” name adopted, 56

Christian, 126

Christian Association of Washington, 66, 69-70, 73

Christian Baptist, 72, 79, 80-82, 90, 101, 120, 122;

compared with Christian Messenger, 94-98;

publication ends, 91;

and Scott, 84

Christian Board of Publication, 145

Christian Century, 127, 138, 149-150

“Christian” Churches, 13, 41ff.;

in Kentucky and the west, 47-59, 82, 92-99;

in New England, 44-47, 99;

in Virginia and North Carolina, 41-44, 99;

views of Stone’s, 94-98;

union with Disciples, 92, 98-99

Christian College, 115

Christian-Evangelist, 126-27, 135, 137, 145, 155

Christian Messenger, 58, 59, 92ff., 99;

compared with Christian Baptist and Millennial Harbinger, 94-98

Christian Monitor, 72

Christian Oracle, 127

Christian Publishing Company, 126, 145

Christian Quarterly, 124

Christian Record, 113

Christian Restoration Association, 146, 151

Christian Standard, 123, 124, 127, 133, 135, 139, 140, 146, 151

Christian System, The, 103-4

Christian Woman’s Board of Missions, 128, 146

Church, S. H., 139

Church and state, 20;

in America, 28;

separation of, 36, 37, 39-40, 77

Church Extension, Board of, 126, 129, 146

“Church of Christ,” 26

“Churches of Christ,” 12, 25f.;

British, 27

Clarksville, Tex., 102

Clay, Henry, 106

Clergy: See Ministry

Close communion, 26, 119-120.

See also Open membership

Coke, Dr., 42

College of the Bible, 151

Colleges, 114-15;

founded, 106f.;

improvement of, 146f.;

number of, in 1897, 131

Columbia, Mo., 115

Commentary on Acts, 137

Commission on Restudy of the Disciples of Christ, 156

Committee on Cooperation in Latin America, 153

Community of goods, 26

160

Concord, Ky., 50

Congregationalist, 46

Congregationalists, 19, 32-33

Congresses of the Disciples, 133, 148

Conservative group (antimissionary society), 12

Conservative reaction, 1909-45, 150ff.

Constitutional Convention, 37

Controversy, period of, 119ff.

Cooperation, 11, 36, 100

Cotner College, 147

Craig, W. B., 138

Craighead, Thomas, 50

Cramblet, T. A., 147

Creath, Jacob, Sr., and Jr., 83

Creeds, 64, 65, 71, 80, 94, 119, 120-21

Crockett, David, 102

Cross, Alexander, 111

Cumberland district, 50

Cumberland Presbyterians, 52, 55

D

Danbury, Conn., 22

Danville, Ky., 50

Davies, Samuel, 49

Declaration and Address, 14, 61, 66, 68, 103, 141;

summary of, 69-73;

“brought down to date,” 124

Deer Creek, Ohio, conference of “Christians,” 58

Delegate convention, 144-45

Denominationalism as normal, 17

Denver, 138

Design of baptism: See under Baptism

Disciples: beginnings as separate body, 87, 90;

early growth, 90-91;

growth 1830-44, 99ff. (see also Statistics);

general views, 94-97;

name, 11-12, 95;

organization for cooperation, 100;

periodicals of, 91 (see also Periodicals);

rethinking, 155-56;

separation from Baptists, 87-88;

union with “Christian” Churches, 91, 98-99

Disciples Divinity House, 132, 134, 147

“Dissenters,” 15;

in New England, 32

Divisions, causes of, 71

Drake Conference, 155

Drake University, 115, 147

D’Spain, Lynn, 102

Dunlavy, John, 54, 56

E

Ecumenical Movement, 152, 153ff.

Edinburgh conferences, 153

Edinburgh: Haldanes organize church in, 24;

“primitive” church in, 25

Edinburgh, University of, 10

Education, renaissance in, 1874-1909, 130-32.

See also Colleges

Elizabeth, Queen, 19

England, missions in, 128

Episcopacy, 32

Episcopalians, 19

Errett, Isaac, 13, 113, 116, 119;

issues “Synopsis,” 120;

launches Christian Standard, 123-24;

death, 127

Eureka College, 115

Evangelism: A. Campbell’s, 103;

Franklin’s, 113-14;

Scott’s, 97-98;

Smith’s, 97;

Stone’s, 97-98

Evangelical Alliance, 109

Evangelist, 126

Ewing, Greville, 24, 67-68

“Exercises,” 51-53 passim

“Expedients” vs. commandments, 72

161

F

“Faith and Order,” 153

Faith: as act of reason, 23, 64, 65, 67-68, 87-88, 94-95;

before repentance, 22

Fall, P. S., 83

Faraday, Michael, 21

Farmer-preachers, 34

Federal Council of the Churches of Christ, 140, 152-53

Federation, 133, 139-41, 144

Federation of Churches and Christian Workers, 139

First Amendment, 36

Florida in 1800, 30-31

Foot washing, 26

Foreign Christian Missionary Society, 128, 136

Foreign Missions Conference of North America, 140

Forrester, Mo., 83, 84

Franklin, Benjamin, 113-14, 116, 122, 123

Franklin College, 114

G

Garfield, James A., 124

Garrett, Frank, 151

Garrison, J. H., 126, 127, 129, 135, 137, 139, 155

Gaston, Joseph, 86

“General Conference” at Windham, Conn., 46-47

Georgetown, Ky., 106

Georgia, Stone visits, 48

Glas, John, 12, 20-21, 22, 61, 67, 84

Glasgow, University of, 10, 60, 67

Gospel Advocate, 124

Gospel Preacher, The, 114

Graham, Robert, 124

Great Awakening, 35, 49

Great Western Revival, 50ff.

Greensboro, N. C., 47, 48

Growth of Disciples: See Statistics

Guirey, William, 54

H

Haden, Joel, 101

Haggard, Rice, 43, 56

Haldane, J. A., and Robert, 12, 24ff., 61, 84;

influence on A. Campbell, 67-68

Haldanean churches, 25, 26, 83-84, 112

Haley, J. J., 124, 137

Hanover, N. H., 45

Harper, W. R., 134

Harrodsburg, Ky., 106

Hartford (Seminary), 132

Harvard University, 132

Hayden, A. S., 86

Hayden, William, 86, 87

Henry, John, 86

Herald of Gospel Liberty, 46, 56, 59

Higher criticism, 133-35, 136, 144

Hill, Rowland, 61

Hiram College, 114

Hiram, Ohio, church at, 81

Hodge, William, 48

Hofmann, Melchior, 18

Holley, Horace, 93

“Holy kiss,” 26

Holy Spirit, Stone’s view, 93

Home Missions Council, 140

Hopkins, Robert M., 154

Hopson, W. H., 124

Hull, Hope, 48, 49

I

Illinois: beginnings in, 101;

“Christians” in, 58

Immersion, 22, 57, 68, 95-96, 119, 133, 135, 151;

adopted by Brush Run Church, 74-75

Independent agencies, 146

Independent Monthly, 136

162

India, missions in, 128, 129;

attempted by Haldanes, 24

Indiana: beginnings in, 100-101;

“Christian” churches in, 98;

Disciple churches in, 112;

first state convention in, 101;

sends messengers to first convention, 109

Indianapolis, church organized in, 101

Inman, Samuel Guy, 153

Instrumental music, 47, 119, 121-122, 124, 132

Interchurch World Movement, 153

International Council of Religious Education, 154

International Sunday School Association, 154

Iowa: “Christians” spread into, 58;

“Christian” churches in, 98

J

Jacksonville, Ill., Stone at, 101

Jamaica, missions to, 111, 128

Jerusalem Conference, 153

Jerusalem mission, 110-11

Johnson, B. W., 126

Jones, Abner, 45-46 passim

Jones, Edgar DeWitt, 153

K

Kentucky: “Christian” churches in, 47-49, 82, 92-99;

Baptists in, 81ff.;

A. Campbell’s first visit to, 79;

Disciple churches in, 112;

in 1800, 30

Kentucky Female Orphan School, 114

Kentucky University, 106

“Kissing Baptists,” 83-84

Knoxville, Tenn., Stone at, 50

L

Lard, Moses E., 115, 118, 121, 124

“Last Will and Testament of the Springfield Presbytery,” 55

Lausanne Conference, 153

Lexington, Ky., 50, 51, 53, 105, 106;

in 1800, 30;

meeting between “Christians” and Disciples, 98-99

Liberia, missions to, 111, 128

Liberty of opinion, 16-17

“Life and Work,” 153

Locke, John, 16, 23, 61-62, 84

“Log College,” 33-34, 49

Logan County, Ky., 51

Long, R. A., 145

Lord, J. A., 139

Louisiana Territory in 1800, 31

Louisville, Ky., 83

“Louisville Plan,” 123, 128

Loyalty resolution, 118

Luther, Lutheranism, 18, 19

Lunenburg letter, 104, 135

Lyndon, Vt., 45

M

Maccalla, W. L., 78-79, 82

Madison, James, 89

Madras Conference, 154

Mahoning Association, 78, 83, 86, 141;

appoints Scott as evangelist, 85;

dissolution of, 87f., 90;

emphasizes restoration, 81;

separates from Baptists, 86, 87

Marshall, John, 89

Marshall, Robert, 54, 57

Mathes, James M., 113

Matthews, Mansil W., 102

Matthews, R. T., 137

McBride, Thomas, 101

McGarvey, J. W., 117, 121, 124, 133-34, 135, 137

McGee, John, and William, 51

McGready, James, 47-48, 49, 51

McKinney, Collin, 101-2

McLean, A., 129

163

McLean, Archibald, 22

McNemar, Richard, 52, 53, 56, 65

Medbury resolution, 151

Meldenius, Rupertius, 17

Memoirs of Alexander Campbell, 63

Men and Millions Movement, 145

Methodists, 30, 35, 41-44, 49, 53

Michigan, University of, 128, 131

Midway, Ky., 121

Ministerial Relief, Board of, 129

Ministry: and laity, 21;

T. Campbell on, 65;

“Christians’” view, 96-97;

Christian Baptist attacks status of, 80;

Disciples’ view, 97;

education of, 116, 130, 131-32;

no “call” to, 88;

schools for, 147

Mississippi, “Christian” churches in, 98

Missouri, 126;

beginnings in, 101;

“Christians” in, 58, 98

Millennial Harbinger, 91, 99, 102, 107, 115, 116, 119, 121, 123;

compared with Christian Messenger, 94-98;

quotation from, 104-5

Missionary societies: controversies over, 122-23;

unification of, 145-46

Missionary society: formed, 110;

opposition to, 110, 113

Missionary Tidings, 128

Missions: A. Campbell on, 108-9;

controversy over, 122-23, 132;

development of foreign, 128-29;

Franklin on, 122, 123;

in China, 150, 151;

in England, 128, 136;

in Jamaica, 111;

in Jerusalem, 110-11;

in Liberia, 111, 128;

rise of interest in, 128f.

Money making, 114

Monroe, James, 89

Moore, W. T., 136

Mormon Church, 78-79

Morrison, Charles Clayton, 127, 138, 149

Morro, W. C., 134

“Mutual edification,” 21, 120

Muckley, George W., 129

Munnell, Thomas, 137

N

Names of movement, 11-12, 95

Nashville, Tenn., 51;

Stone at, 50

National Benevolent Association, 129

National Convention, first, 109-10

“National Covenant,” 20

Native American party, 105

Nestorians, 18

New Albany, Ind., 106

New Christian Quarterly, 137

New England: “Christian” churches in, 44-47, 99;

general conference in, 59;

motives in settlement of, 31, 32ff.;

Sandemanian churches in, 22;

Haldanean churches in, 84

New Light Presbyterians, 47, 48, 49, 51, 55, 56, 60

New Lisbon, Ohio, 1831 meeting at, 100

New Testament Tract Society, 151

New York: episcopacy in, 32;

Haldanean churches in, 84;

in 1800, 29;

“primitive” church in, 25

Non-Sectarian Church, 137

North American Christian Convention, 146, 152

North Carolina: “Christian” churches in, 41-44;

episcopacy in, 32

North District Association, 82-83

Northwest Territory, 29-30

Northwestern Christian University, 114, 116

164

O

Ohio: admitted, 30;

“Christian” churches in, 98

O’Kane, John, 101

O’Kelly, James, 42, 43, 48, 65

O’Kelly secession, 43

Oklahoma, 126

Old Faith Restated, The, 137

Old Light Presbyterians, 60

“One-man system,” 119, 120

Open membership, 135ff., 138, 150, 151-52

Opinion, political and social questions as matter of, 117

Ordinance of 1787, 29

Oregon Territory, beginnings in, 102

Organ controversy: See Instrumental music

Organization: for cooperation, 100;

lack of, an asset in Civil War period, 117f.;

of early movement, 11;

of “Christians,” 57f.;

on national scale, 108;

opposition to, 110;

periodicals as substitute for, 113

Original sin, 22

Oskaloosa College, 115

Otten, B. J., 18

Our Plea for Union in the Present Crisis, 138

Owen, Robert, 89, 103

Oxford Conference, 153, 154

P

“Pacifist manifesto” of 1861, 117

Pattillo, Henry, 49

Pearre, Mrs. C. N., 128

Pendleton, W. K., 116

Pension Fund, 129

Periodicals: as substitute for organization, 113;

of Disciples, 91;

in 1849-74, 113-14.

See also Christian Baptist, Christian-Evangelist, etc.

Persecution, reasons for, 37

Philadelphia: in 1800, 29;

Presbyterians in, 33

Philadelphia Confession, 35, 81, 83, 88

Phillips brothers, 124

Phillips University, 147

Philputt, J. M., 138

Piermont, N. H., “Christian” church at, 45

Pinkerton, L. L., 136

Pittsburgh, 10, 12, 78;

T. Campbell preaches at, 62;

Centennial Convention at, 140;

in 1800, 30;

Scott at, 83;

Synod of, 73, 74

“Plan of Salvation,” 113

Plan of Union, 33

“Plurality of elders,” 21

“Popular churches,” 35

Portsmouth, N. H., “Christian” church at, 46

Powell, E. L., 139

Presbyterians, 19;

and revivalism, 52-53;

anti-Calvinism among, 54f.;

in early America, 33-34;

in Kentucky, 30;

in Virginia, 32

Presbytery of Chartiers, 62, 63, 65

Princeton, 34, 47, 50, 132

Protestant reformers, 14-15, 18f.

Protestantism, types of, 15

Publication society founded, 145

Purcell, Archbishop, 105

Puritans: and religious liberty, 38;

in New England, Virginia, 32

Q

Quakers and religious liberty, 37f.

R

Randolph, John, 89

Redstone Association, 75, 76, 81

Reformer, 113

165

“Reforming Baptists,” 80-83 passim, 90, 95

Religious experience, 23

Religious liberty, 37-39 passim;

in America, 28;

in Rhode Island, 32, 34.

See also Church and state; Unity of Christians

Religious unity: See Unity of Christians

Republican Methodists, 43-44

Restoration Herald, 151

Restoration of primitive Christianity: and division, 24-27;

Christian Baptist emphasizes, 80;

history of idea, 14, 17-20;

in 18th century, 12, 20ff., 27, 67;

in 16th, 17th, centuries, 27;

modern view, 148, 152;

need of reconsidering, 155-56

“Reverend,” 47, 55, 119, 120

Revivalism, 51, 52, 53, 82

Rhode Island, religious liberty in, 32, 34

Rice, N. L., 106

Rich Hill, 60, 61, 66

Richardson, Robert, 63, 67

Rigdon, Sidney, 78-79

Rogers, John, 99

Roman Catholicism, 14f., 18, 37;

A. Campbell’s debate on, 105

Ross, Roy G., 154

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 19

Russian Church, 18

S

St. Louis, 101, 126, 129, 136

Salem, Mass., “Christian” churches at, 46

Salvation, steps in, 84-85

Sandeman, Robert, 12, 21-23, 61, 84;

influence on A. Campbell, 67, 68

Sandemanian churches, 21-23, 25, 26, 112;

Disciples as “off-shoot” of, 23

Sanford, E. B., 139

Scotch-Irish: Immigration of, 34;

in Virginia, 32

Scott, Walter, 10-13 passim, 75, 83-87, 95, 99, 106, 139, 141;

joins Haldanean church, 84;

meets A. Campbell, 84;

and Christian Baptist, 84;

evangelism of, 85ff.;

on salvation, 84-85, 100

Scroll, 149

Seceder Presbyterians, 34, 55;

A. Campbell breaks with, 68;

T. Campbell breaks with, 63ff.;

divisions among, 60-61;

origin of, 60

Sects: imported, 36;

in early America, 28, 31-36

Semple, Robert, 81

“Sermon on the Law,” 76f., 78

Shackleford, John, 136, 137

Shakers, 52, 56

Slavery, 36, 116-18;

A. Campbell on, 88-89, 116-17;

Franklin on, 114

Smith, Elias, 44-46 passim, 56

Smith, “Raccoon” John, 82-83, 99;

evangelism of, 97-98

South Carolina, episcopacy in, 32

Springer, John, 48, 49

Springfield Presbytery, 41, 54-56;

dissolution of, 55

Statistics: for “Christians,” 59;

for early movement, 11;

for 1849-74, 112-13;

for 1874-1909, 126;

for 1909-45, 142;

table for 1900-44, 143

Steubenville, Ohio, conference on cooperation, 108

Stillingfleet, Edward, 16

Stockholm Conference, 153

Stone, Barton W., 10-14 passim, 41, 47-50, 51-53 passim, 54, 56-59 passim, 65, 99;

leadership of “Christians,” 58, 92f.;

meets A. Campbell, founds Christian Messenger, 92;

166

at Jacksonville, Ill., 101;

evangelism of, 97-98;

not a Unitarian, 94;

on baptism, 57;

on doctrine, 93f.;

on Trinity, 48, 50, 93;

on unity, 93;

his views vs. Campbell’s, 94-98

Succoth Academy, 48

Sunday School Council, 154

Sunday school work, 36

“Sweeney resolution,” 151

Synod of Kentucky, 53, 54, 55

Synod of North America, Associate, 62f.

Synod of Pittsburgh, 73, 74

“Synopsis,” Errett’s, 120

T

Temperance societies, 36

Tennent, William, 33, 49

Tennessee, “Christians” in, 58

Texas, beginnings in, 101-2

Texas Christian University, 147

Theological school, controversy on, 116.

See Ministry

Thompson, John, 53, 57

Thompson, Thomas, 102

“Thompsonian” system of medicine, 45

Toleration granted to churches, 17.

See Religious liberty

Transylvania Presbytery, 50

Transylvania University, 93, 106, 147, 151

Trinity, Stone on, 48, 50, 93

Trollope, Mrs., 103

Tyler, B. B., 138, 154

U

Union of “Christians” and Disciples, 10-11, 92, 98ff.

Union Theological Seminary, 132

Unitarianism, 33;

Stone charged with, 94

United Christian Missionary Society, 146, 151-52

United States conferences, 47, 59

Unity of Christians: as political necessity, 15f., 37ff.;

Association for the Promotion of Christian Unity, 150;

A. Campbell on, 80, 94;

T. Campbell and, 61, 84;

Declaration and Address, 69-72;

different views of, 148, 152, 155-56;

Haldaneans, Sandemanians on, 26;

history of idea, 14-17;

in relation to baptism, 135-39;

new problem in America, 39;

Stone on, 93, 94

University Church of Disciples of Christ, Chicago, 138

V

Vanderbilt University, 132

View of the Social Worship and Ordinances of the First Christians, A, 25

Virginia: Bill of Rights, 38;

“Christians” in, 41-44;

Constitutional Convention, 88-89;

motives in settlement of, 31-32;

University of, 128, 131

W

Wabash, Ind., conference of “Christians,” 59

Walker, John, of Dublin, 61

Walker, John, of Ohio, 77-78

Walnut Grove Academy, 115

Ware, C. C., 48

Washington, D. C., 29;

Haldanean churches in, 84

Washington, Ga., 48

Washington, George, 29

Wayne, Anthony, 30

“We can never divide,” 118

167

Weekly communion, 21, 24, 88, 98;

A. Campbell on, 67;

at Brush Run Church, 74

Wellsburg, 81, 85

Wesley, John, 19, 35, 41-42 passim

West London Tabernacle, 136

Western Reserve Eclectic Institute, 114

Westminster Confession, 35, 50, 54, 55, 63

Wharton, G. L., 129

Wheeling, W. Va., meeting at, 100

“Where the Scriptures speak...,” 66, 71

Whitefield, George, 49

Whitsitt, W. H., 23

Wilkes, L. B., 124

Willett, Herbert L., 127, 134, 135, 138, 153

Williams, Roger, 32

Windham, Conn., “Christian” church at, 47

World Conferences on Foreign Missions, 153

World Council of Churches, 154

Y

Yale Divinity School, 131, 147

Z

Zwingli, 18, 121