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To Discipliana 1941 - 1997 Disciples of Christ Historical Society Digital Commons @ Disciples History Discipliana - Archival Issues 2021 Index to Discipliana 1941 - 1997 David I. McWhirter Disciples of Christ Historical Society James L. McMillan Disciples of Christ Historical Society, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/discipliana Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, History of Religion Commons, Religious Thought, Theology and Philosophy of Religion Commons, and the United States History Commons Recommended Citation McWhirter, David I. and McMillan, James L., "Index to Discipliana 1941 - 1997" (2021). Discipliana - Archival Issues. 64. https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/discipliana/64 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by Digital Commons @ Disciples History. It has been accepted for inclusion in Discipliana - Archival Issues by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Disciples History. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Index to Discipliana © 2020 Disciples of Christ Historical Society This resource, for personal use only, is provided by the Disciples of Christ Historical Society, Bethany, West Virginia. It may not be shared or used for commercial reasons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Index to Discipliana 1941 - 1997 Volumes 1 - 57 Compiled by David I. McW1S::t,rter 1998.;y, . Disciples of Christ Histo:t2i.'Oal Society 1101 .l.~t;P·'A.V.f#'. ,~,;~ .• NashviTle·i7~r1nessee INTRODUCTION This index is to Discipliana, the official publication of the Disciples of Christ Historical Society. Discipliana was published from 1941 to 2014. It has been revived as the Journal of Discipliana in January 2021. Included in this index are a selection of subjects, the titles of articles, and the names of all authors and, in some cases, people mentioned in articles. Subjects are indicated by all upper-case letters. Articles ABOUT someone are in all upper-case letters. Articles BY someone follow standard capitalization, with the remainder of the names in lower case. The entries are listed chronologically as they appeared in the periodical. This index is in electronic form at the Disciples of Christ Historical Society, so it is possible to make corrections. If a user of this index can provide location(s) of errors, corrections of spellings, or any other information, please communicate that information to the Historical Society, addressing all emails to [email protected]. A ABBOTT, BYRDINE AKERS, 1866-1936 (photo) xxix:Spring'69:31 ABELSON, PHILIP H (photo) xxix:Summer'69:56 ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Models of ministerial preparation among Christian Churches/Churches of Christ and Churches of Christ. liv:Summer'94:51 The little man with a great brain. lV:Spring'95:25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY. BIBLE LECTURES Disciples love lectures. iv:Jan'45:37 ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY. CENTER FOR RESTORATION STUDIES Restoration Center working on Campbell film. xlvii:Fall'87:48 ABINGDON COLLEGE (ABINGDON, ILLINOIS) Literary society program (photo) xx:Sep'60:52 (photo) xxiv:May'64:81 ABOLITIONISM Civil disobedience, abolitionism and pacifism in the thought of Alexander Campbell. lvi:Summer'96:49 Underground railroad activity among Western Pennsylvania Disciples. lvii:Spring'97:4 ACHESON, HANNA Accessions. xi:Oct'51:41 The long voyage home. xxv:Nov'65:70 ADAMS, ADELAIDE, 1899-1980 (photo) xxx:Winter'70:10 ADAMS, GRACE DONALDSON Life Patron memberships in memory of parents. xxxvii:27 Adams, Hampton, 1897-1965. He says. xiii:Sep'53:37 ADAMS, HAMPTON, 1897-1965. Hampton Adams Named Fund. 1:Fall'90:45 ADAMS, LOUISE (married to Robert Adams) New notes. xxv:Mar'65:7 (photo) xxv:Sep'65:51 ADAMS, ROBERT L. (married to Louise Adams) xxv:Sep'65:51 ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA The return of the Campbell materials to America. xxv:Nov'65:67 THE ADVOCATE (NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE) Alexander Campbell visits Nashville. xiv:Dec'54:165 THE ADVOCATE FOR THE TESTIMONY OF GOD (AMELIA CO. VA) Early periodicals. xii:Oct'52:34 Adventures in biography, by Eva Jean Wrather Alexander Campbell and the historians ... xxvi:Mar'66:4 xxvii:Apr'67:4 Alexander Campbell and the structure of the church. xxviii:Apr'68:3 xxviii:Jul'68:20 (cont. next page) 2 A~ Adventures in biography, by Eva Jean Wrather (cont.) The historian and the Historical Society ... xxix: Summer' 69:65 Alexander Campbell and the portrait painters. xxx:Winter'70:3 The making of a President-Curator. xxx:Spring'70:17 Campbell years--Gresham years. xxxi:Winter'71:4 THE AFRICAN New periodicals. viii:Jul'48:23 AFRICAN AMERICANS Negroes in the church. vi:Apr'47:8 DCHS and its Black materials project. xxxi:Winter'71:8 Gathering in and dispensing. xxxii:Summer'72:22 The Black Disciples Heritage ... xxxvi:Summer'76:12 Unknown prophets. xlvi:Spring'86:3 Black Disciples and higher education. xlvii:Spring'87:3 Garfield as a Reformer. I:Fall'90:43 A portrait of Union, Long Fork, Salt Lick and Bagdad Christian Churches. lii:Winter'92:54 Whatever others might do. liii:Summer'93:41 Faith and learning among African American Disciples of Christ. liii:Winter'93:99 The Independent Christian Churches face a multicultural Twenty-First Century. Ivii:Summer'97:35 Multiculturalism in churches of Christ. Ivii:Fall'97:67 AGNES, ARKANSAS. CHURCH OF CHRIST The Churches of Christ: accommodation to modernity and the challenges of post-modernity. liv:Winter'94:109 Agnew, Theodore L Review of Barton Warren Stone. xv:Jan'55:10 Aho, Timothy Baptism and church membership. xlix:Summer'89:21 AHO, TIMOTHY (photo) xlix:Summer'89:22 AHORY, IRELAND. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (photo) xlvi:Summer'86:27 I will come in. xlix:Fall'89:45 Ahory Presbyterian Church (photo) Ivii:Spring'97:25 AINSLIE, MARY ELIZABETH, 1890-1983 (married to Peter Ainslie) (photo) xxvii:Jul'67:34,40 A visit with Mrs. Peter Ainslie (photo) xxxvii:Winter'77:43 xxxviii: Spring' 78: 15 What a Disciple learned from a church library. liii:Fall'93:93 Just as I lived it. liii:Fall'93:96 AINSLIE, MATILDA GREGORY What a Disciple learned from a church library. liii:Fall'93:89 AINSLIE, PETER, I, 1788-1834 What a Disciple learned from a church library. liii:Fall'93:89 3 AINS AINSLIE, PETER, II, 1816-1887 The decade and significant anniversaries. xx:Nov'60:61 What a Disciple learned from a church library. liii:Fall'93:89 AINSLIE, PETER, III, 1867-1934 (married to Mary Ainslie) Peter Ainslie Centennial issue. xxvii:Oct'67:21-40 (photos) xxvii:Oct'67:21,24,26,28,32 A response. xxvii:Oct'67:42 Many significant gifts of personal papers ... xxvii:Jan'68:63 xxx: Summer' 70:56 (portrait) xxxvii:Fall'78:41 A visit with Mrs. Peter Ainslie. xxxvii:Fall'78:43 "St. Peter" as remembered by his congregation (photo) xxxvii:Fall'78:44 Ainslie scrapbooks received. xxxviii:Spring'78:15 (photo) xxxviii:Summer'78:24 Unity and perserverance. xxxix:Fall'79:46 The quest for unity between the Disciples of Christ and the United Church of Christ. liii:Fall'93:70 What a Disciple learned from a church library. liii:Fall'93:85 Just as I lived it. liii:Fall'93:96 Ainslie, Peter, IV That you may go beyond where I have gone. xxvii:Jul'67:35 A response. xxvii:Oct'67:42 AINSLIE, PETER, IV Baltimore Christian Temple marks Ainslie Centennial ... (photo) xxvii:Jul'67:34 xxxvii:Winter'77:43 xxxviii:Spring'78:15 AIRY, LOREN. THE LAST CHANCE KID Bibliographic notes. xliii:Spring'83:14 AKERS, THOMAS P. A COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL SERMONS, CONTRIBUTED BY MINISTERS OF DIFFERENT DENOMINATIONS Sermons for the college. x:Oct'50:27 AKRON, OHIO. CHRISTIAN CHURCH (photo of title page of The Sisters' offering) xxi:Jan'62:82 AKRON, OHIO. HIGH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Use your church archives fruitfully! xl:Fall'80:45 ALABAMA STATE CONVENTION OF CHRISTIAN CHURCHES Two state conventions emphasize history. xxiv:May'64:24 ALBER, JOHN G. The golden temple of King Solomon and the Christian institution. liv:Winter'94:120 Alber, RaYmond L. The golden temple of King Solomon and the Christian institution. liv:Winter'94:120 ALBERTA BIBLE COLLEGE Canadians on the mission field. xli:Fall'81:45 Models of ministerial preparation among Christian Churches/Churches of Christ and Churches of Christ. liv:Summer'94:58 4 ALB ALBERTA BIBLE COLLEGE EVANGEL Periodicals. x:Jan'51:40 ALDGATE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA The return of the Campbell materials to America. xxv:Nov'65:67 ALEXANDER, JOHN BRUCE, 1898- John Bruce Alexander appointed Professor of religion at Culver-Stockton. iv:Oct'44:25 ALLAN, ARCHIE A Canadians on the mission field. xli:Fall'81:44 ALLAN, RUTH SINCLAIR Canadians on the mission field. xli:Fall'81:44 ALLARD, ROBERT Ministerial association--officers. ii:Apr'42:11 Allen, Aubrey N A full life. ii:Oct'42:25 ALLEN, AUBREY N. "Instant recognition--in eight parts. II xxv:Jul'65:47 Allen, C. Leonard Silena Moore Holman. lvi:Spring'96:3 ALLEN, C. LEONARD Keepers of the springs and bearers of the torch. ii:Fall'91:47 Cane Ridge in context. lii:Fall'92:48 ALLEN, FRANCES (photos) xxxviii:Winter'78:63 xxxix:Spring'79:13 ALLEN, FRANK WISDOM, 1846-1927. William Woods College gives copy of Alexander Campbell portrait to the Society. xx:Jan'61:75 ALLEN, JAMES LANE, 1849-1925 James Lane Allen a Disciples! vii:Oct'47:36 ALLEN, THOMAS MILLER, 1797-1871 (facsimilie of letter to John Allen Gano) xx:Sep'60:55 The sectional pattern (photo) xxi:Mar'61:10 ALLMAN, WILLIAM quoted. Observations concerniing practices of the Lord's Supper. xxii:Mar'62:8 ALPHA PRESS OF THE NATIONAL CITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH See WASHINGTON, D.C. NATIONAL CITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. ALPHA PRESS ALPHIN, WILLIAM Unknown prophets. xlvi:Spring'86:6 AMEND, WILLIAM vi:Apr'46:6 Collector's corner.
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