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Ordination: a General Bibliography1 Ordination: A General Bibliography1 An Address to the Christian Public... Greenfield [Mass.]: Printed by Denio & Phelps, 1980. The Agreement and Resolution of Severall Associated Ministers in the County of Corke for the Ordaining of Ministers. Corke: Printed by Willam Smith for Richard Plummer, 1657. The Agreement and Resolution of Severall Associated Ministers in the County of Corke for the Ordaining of Ministers. Corke: Printed by Willam Smith for Richard Plummer, 1981. Allen, Lee N., Southern Baptist Convention., and Southern Baptist Historical Society. Proce- dures of Ordination Among Southern Baptists 1845-1945. [Nashville, Tenn.: Historical Commission, SBC], 1988. Allen, William. Lectures to Young Men to Which is Added the Dudleian Lecture, Delivered May, 1830, at Harvard University. Dudleian Lecture. Boston: Lilly, Wait, Colman and Holden, 1833. American Baptist Churches in the U.S.A. Recommended Procedures for Ordination, Commis- sioning, and Recognition for the Christian Ministry in the American Baptist Churches. [United States]: ABC, USA, 1980. American Baptist Convention. Ordination to the Baptist Ministry. Rev. [ed.]. [S.l.]: Published jointly by the Ministers Council and the National Council of American Baptist Men of the American Baptist Convention, 1951. Andronikof, Constantin., Achille M. Triacca, and Alessandro. Pistoia. Ordination et Ministθres Confιrences Saint-Serge, XLIIe Semaine d'Ιtudes Liturgiques : Paris, 27-30 Juin 1995. Bibliotheca "Ephemerides Liturgicae." Roma: C.L.V.-Edizioni liturgiche, 1996. Androutsos, Chrestos. The Validity of English Ordinations from an Orthodox Catholic Point of View. London: Grant Richards, 1909. LC Call Number: BV830 ; ISBN: 0790540096 (mi- crofiche). 1Compiled by Lorin L. Cranford on June 6, 1993 using BookWhere 4.2 and bibliography generated via Citation 8.0 in Turabian bibliographic style. Library identification codes and ab- stracts included where available. All rights reserved by C&L Designs a division of C&L Ven- tures, Inc. 1 CCC. The Validity of English Ordinations from an Orthodox Catholic Point of View. London: Grant Richards, 1989. LC Call Number: BV830 ; ISBN: 0790540096 (microfiche). Anglican/Roman Catholic International Commission. Anglicans et Catholiques Dιclarations de la Commission Mixte Internationale Entre l'Eglise Catholique et la Communion Angli- cane [1971-1976]. Collection L'Eglise Aux Quatre Vents. Montrιal: Fides, 1977. LC Number: cn 77012444 ; LC Call Number: BV825.2. CCC. Ministry and Ordination a Statement on the Doctrine of the Ministry Agreed by the Angli- can-Roman Catholic International Commission, Canterbury 1973. London: S P C K, 1973. LC Number: 74180799 ; ISBN: 0281027919. Areeplackal, Joseph. Spirit and Ministries Perspectives of East and West. Bangalore, India: Dharmaram Publications, 1990. LC Number: 91908176 ; LC Call Number: BV830 ; Dewey Number: 262/.1. Armstrong, James. Ordination Service Sermon, Discourse on Presbyterian Ordination, Address of the Young Minister, Prayer on Ordaining and Charge Delivered by the Ministers of Dublin, at the Ordination of the Rev. James Martineau to the Co-Pastoral Office Over the Congregation of Eustace-Street, Dublin ; with an Appendix, Containing a Summary History of the Presbyterian Churches in the City of Dublin, by the Rev. James Armstrong. London: Sold by Hunter..[etc.], 1829. Aspinwell, William. Jus Divinum Regiminis Ecclesiastici or, The Divine Right of Church Gov- ernment Asserted and Evidenced by the Holy Scriptures.. in All Which It is Apparent That the Presbyteriall Government by Preaching and Ruling Presbyters, in Congregational, Classicall and Synodall Assemblies May Lay the Truest Claim to a Divine Right, Accord- ing to the Scriptures. 2d ed. London: Printed by J.Y. for Joseph Hunscot & George Cal- vert, 1647. CCC. Jus Divinum Regiminis Ecclesiastici, or, The Divine Right of Church-Government As- serted and Evidenced by the Holy Scriptures According to the Light Whereof (Besides Many Particulars Mentioned After the Preface)... 3d ed. London: Printed by R.W. for George Calvert, 1654. Associate Synod of Original Seceders (Scotland). Act for Renewing Our Covenants in an Ac- knowledgment of Sins, and Engagement to Duties, Together with a Formula of Questions for Ordination and License. Edinburgh: Sold by Guthrie and Tait, and William Don.. [etc.], 1828. Associazione professori di liturgia. Le Liturgie Di Ordinazione Atti Della 24. Settimana Di Stu- dio Dell'Associazione Professori Di Liturgia : Loreto (Ancona), 27 Agosto-1 Settembre 1995. Bibliotheca "Ephemerides Liturgicae." Roma: C.L.V.-Edizioni Liturgiche, 1996. ISBN: 888665510X. 2 Auteur du Catιchisme nouveau et raisonnι. Les Intrus Jugιs Au Tribunal de la Religion avec une Dissertation Thιologique sur la Consιcration Des Ιvκques, et sur l'Ordination Des Prκtres Constitutionnels. Quatriθme ιdition, corrigιe et augmentιe. A Paris: Chez Pich- ard, 1792. Babcock, Mary Kent Davey. Difficulties and Dangers of Pre-Revolutionary Ordinations. Bos- ton: Massachusetts Diocesan Library, 1943. Bacuez, L. Priestly Vocation and Tonsure. New York: Cathedral Library Association, 1908. LC Call Number: BX2240. Bailey, T. J. Ordinum Sacrorum in Ecclesia Anglicana Defensio. Unacum Statutis, Documentis, et Testimoniis Ordinum Anglicanorum Valorem Probantibus; et Registro Consecrationis Archiepiscopi Parkeri, in Bibliotheca Lambethae Asservato, Photozincographice Ex- presso, Cum Permissu Reverendissimi in Christo Patris Dom. Domini Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis. Londini et Oxonii Brighton: apud Jacobum Parker et soc. apud Georgium Wakeling, 1870. Baird, Washington. A Discourse on Ordination and Church Polity in Which It is Shown That the Arrogant Assumptions of High-Churchism Are Inconsistent with Scripture, with Reason and with Facts. Murray Pamphlets. New York: Printed by J.F. Trow & Co., 1844. Bancroft, Aaron. A Sermon Delivered in Worcester, January 31, 1836. Worcester [Mass.]: Clar- endon Harris, 1836. LC Number: 05000917 //r. Baptist Missionary Convention of the State of New York. Course of Study Adopted as the Mini- mum Required for Ordination. [New York?: s.n., 1919. CCC. Regulations Concerning Ordination of the Baptist Missionary Convention of the State of New York. New York: Commission on Pastoral Education, 1923. Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland. The Meaning and Practice of Ordination Among Baptists. A Report Submitted to the Council of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland. London: Carey Kingsgate, 1957. Barnard, Tony, and Kenneth Wilson. The Experience of Ordination a Symposium. London: Ep- worth Press, 1979. LC Number: 79320957 ; LC Call Number: BV664.5 ; ISBN: 0716203243 ; Dewey Number: 262/.14. Baxter, Richard, Robert White, Nevill Simmons, and Thomas Johnson. Five Disputations of Church-Government, and Worship I. Whether It Be Necessary or Profitable to the Right Order or Peace of the Churches of England, That We Restore the Extruded Episcopy? Neg. II. Assert. Those Who Nullifie Our Present Ministry and Churches, Which Have not the Prelatical Ordination, and Teach the People to Do the Like, Do Incur the Guilt of 3 Grievous Sin. III. An Episcopacy Desirable for the Reformation, Preservation and Peace of the Churches. IV. Whether a Stinted Liturgie or Form of Worship Be a Desirable Means for the Peace of These Churches? V. Whether Humane Ceremonies Be Necessary or Profitable to the Church? London: Printed by R[obert]. W[hite]. for Nevil Simmons, bookseller in Kederminster, and are to be sold by him there, and by Thomas Johnson at the Golden Key in St. Pauls Church-yard, [London], 1659. Bβrlea, Octavian. Die Weihe der Bischφfe, Presbyter und Diakone in Vornicδnischer Zeit. Acta Philosophica et Theologica. [Monachii: Societas Academica Dacoromana, 1969. LC Number: 77888307 ; LC Call Number: B1 BV648. Beasley-Murray, Paul. Anyone for Ordination? a Contribution to the Debate on Ordination. Tunbridge Wells: MARC, 1993. LC Number: 93239188 ; LC Call Number: BV664.5 ; ISBN: 1854242342 ; Dewey Number: 262/.14. Beaven, Samuel. Lay-Liberty Reasserted in a Letter to the Late Orthodox Champion for the Sa- cred Dignity of the Christian Priesthood. Newport [R.I.]: Printed and sold by J. Franklin, at the printing-office under the town-school-house., 1753. CCC. The Religious Liberties of the Christian Laity Asserted. To Which is Added, a Short Ap- pendix. Newport [R.I.]: Printed and sold by J. Franklin, at the printing-office under the town-school-house., 1753. Beckwith, George. A Second Letter on the Subject of Lay-Ordination Occasioned by Exceptions Taken on My First Letter on That Subject, in a Pamphlet, Entitled, A Word in Zion's Be- half, or, Two Mites Cast Into the Church's Treasury, &c. Written by Israel Holly, Who Stiles Himself Pastor of a Congregational Church, in Suffield. New-London [Conn.]: Printed and sold by T. Green, 1766. Beneden, Pierre van. Aux Origines d'une Terminologie Sacramentelle Ordo, Ordinare, Ordinatio dans la Littιrature Chrιtienne Avant 313. Spicilegium Sacrum Lovaniense. Louvain: Spicilegium sacrum Lovaniense, 1974. LC Number: 75511096 ; LC Call Number: BV830 ; Dewey Number: 264/.0204. Bennett, F. Russell, and Continuing Theological Education Conference. Director of Missions as Minister, 1984. Bennett, Joseph. Permanence of the Pastoral Office a Sermon, Delivered in Woburn, January 4, 1846, Being the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Author's Ordination. Boston: B. Perkins & Co., 1846. LC Number: 36001485 ; LC Call Number: BX7260.B35. Biskupek, Aloysius. Deaconship Conferences on the Rite of Ordination.
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