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Articles On Our Site: Author-Title Index Online Catalog Topical Catalog Ephemera [pending] Exonumia Japan Missions Library Media [pending] Newspapers [pending] Periodicals, A - L Periodicals, M - Z Pamphlets & Tracts [pending] Sermons & Discourses [pending] Topical Resources Westminster Standards Collection

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Guides: Author-Title Indexes and/or Tables of Content [most are pdf files] :
19th-Century Periodicals : •• The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review, 1829-1870 •• The Calvinistic Magazine, 1827 •• The Danville Quarterly Review, 1861-1864 •• The Presbyterial Critic, 1855-1856 •• The Presbyterian Armory, 1846-1847 •• The Presbyterian Magazine, 1821-1822 •• The Presbyterian Quarterly, 1887-1904 •• Presbyterian Tracts, 1840-1860's •• The Southern Presbyterian Review, 1847-1885 •• Subject Index for The Southern Presbyterian Review	20th-Century Periodicals : •• Christianity Today [original series], 1930-1949 •• The Bible Today, 1941-1951 •• The Clarion, 1944-1946 •• The Evangelical Student, 1926-1939 •• Patriarch, 1993-2004 •• Presbyterian Witness, 1993-2004 •• Reformation Today, 1951-1954 •• Salt, 1968-1983 [Covenant Seminary student publication] •• WRS Journal, 1994-2009 [Western Reformed Seminary journal]
Photocopies of articles from the above periodicals are available for purchase. Please contact the Historical Center's director.

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The Historical Center of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) is a ministry of the PCA Stated Clerk's Office, with facilities located in St. Louis, Missouri on the campus of Covenant Theological Seminary.
Our mission is to document the story of the conservative Presbyterian movement of the 20th & 21st centuries. The concept of the "continuing church" dates back to the Scottish Presbyterian churches of the
17th century and reflects the effort to maintain a faithful, Bible-believing Church, true to the Lordship of Christ. The PCA Historical Center currently hold the records of six conservative Presbyterian denominations,
as well as manuscript collections for over 100 individuals connected with these Churches.

Last update : Tuesday, 26 June 2012.