DICTIONARY OF NORTH AMERICAN HYMNOLOGY
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN HYMNALS BY DENOMINATION
STONE / CAMPBELL MOVEMENT
REFERENCES RELATING TO STONE-CAMPBELL MUSIC AND HYMNODY
Autry, Philip. "Book Reviews: Songs of Faith and Praise;" The Spiritual Sword, October,
1995 (Vol. 27, No. 1); p. 45.
Bellville, Miriam Priscilla. Trends in Hymnody in the Disciples of Christ, 1828-1941.
New York: thesis at Union Theological Seminary, 1943. (at Disciples of Christ Historical
Society)
Boren, Maxie, editor. Hymns and songs we sing: the twenty-fifth annual Fort Worth
lectures / conducted by the Brown Trail Church orf Christ, Bedford (Fort Worth), Texas
(imprint). Bedford, TX: Brown Trail Church of Christ, 2002 (also at Harding University
Graduate School of Theology)
Bowman, John R. Sweetly the Tones are Falling: A Hymnal History of Churches of
Christ. Penman Press: Brentwood, Tennessee, 1984. (at Abilene Christian University,
Christian Theological Seminary)
Brown, Paul. "A Song to Sing;" Gospel Advocate, December, 1998 (Vol. CXL, No. 12);
pp. 17-18.
Bryant, William Rees. The Contribution of Churches of Christ to Evangelical Hymnody.
Thesis: California State University—Northridge, 1992. (at Abilene Christian University,
Harding University Graduate School of Theology)
Campbell, Alexander, “The Christian Psalmist: Proposals,” Millennial Harbinger, Third
Series, 4 (March 1847), 179.
Campbell, Alexander, “Introduction,” Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs,” Bethany,
VA (WV), 1853.
Cartwright, Colbert S. Disciples at worship, Yesterday and Today. Fort Worth: s. n.,
1990.
Choate, Julian Ernest and William Woodson. Sounding Brass and Clanging Cymbals: the
history and significance of instrumental music in the Restoration movement, 1827-1968.
Henderson, TN: Freed-Hardeman University, 1990. (at Freed-Hardeman University and
Phillips Theological Seminary)
Dowling, Enos E. The Alexander Campbell Hymn Books: a preliminary bibliography.
Lincoln, IL: Lincoln Christian University, 1984. (at Cincinnati Christian University,
Disciples of Christ Historical Society, Lincoln Christian University)
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Dowling, Enos E., compiler. Hymn and Gospel Song Books of the Restoration Movement:
A preliminary Bibliography. Lincoln Christian College: Lincoln, Illinois, 1975. (at
Abilene Christian University, Lincoln Christian University)
Dowling, Enos E., compiler. Hymn and Gospel Song Books of the Restoration Movement:
A Bibliography. Lincoln Christian University: Lincoln, Illinois, 1988. (at Christian
Theological Seminary, Disciples of Christ Historical Society, Emmanuel Christian
Seminary, Harding University Graduate School of Theology, Lincoln Christian
University, Lipscomb University, Pepperdine University, Phillips Theological Seminary)
Dowling, Enos E., compiler. Hymn books of the Christian Church or Christian
Connection sometimes called “NewLights”: a preliminary bibliography. 1984. (at
Christian Theological Seminary)
Dowling, Enos E., compiler. Hymn Books of Alexander Campbell, 1828-1865 (six
volumes). (unpublished work that includes photocopies of title pages, copyrights,
introductions, indices), 1985. (at Lincoln Christian University)
Dowling, Enos E., comp. Of Men and Psalmody and Hymn Books. (photocopy of
collection of articles from various journals on the hymnody of the Restoration
Movement, 267 pp.) (at Lipscomb University)
Dowling, Enos E. “With a Songs in Their Hearts: Music’s Place in the Restoration
Movement,” Christian Standard, Cincinnati: Standard Publishing Company, May 3,
1981, pp. 4-6.
Dozier, Dan. Come, Let Us Adore Him: Dealing with Struggle over Style of Worship in
Christian Churches and Churches of Christ. Joplin, Missouri: College Press, 1994.
Edwards, James C. Christian church worship songs “old” and “new”: thesis at
Emmanuel Christian Seminary, Johnson City, Tennessee, 1995.
Evans, Monte L., editor. Shall We Sing? The fourth annual Cedar Bayou Lectures. (at
Harding University Graduate School of Religion)
Finley, Gene C. Our Garden of song: A Book of Biography of Song Writers of the Church
of Christ and articles and other items of interest of our worship in song. West Monroe,
LA: Howard Publishing Company, 1980. (at Abilene Christian University, Christian
Theological Seminary, Faulkner University, Freed Harden University, Harding
University Graduate School of Religion, Lincoln Christian University, Lipscomb
University, Phillips Theological Seminary)
Fitch, Alger Morton. Sermons from Hymns of Praise. Joplin, MO: College Press, 1987.
(at Cincinnati Christian University)
REFERENCES RELATING TO HYMNALS IN THE STONE / CAMPBELL MOVEMENT—3
Furr, Joe Ed. A History of Church Music. Navasota, TX: Taylor Publications, 2000. (at
Harding University Graduate School of Theology)
Hanson, Kenneth. The Hymnology and the Hymnals of the Restoration Movement (thesis:
Butler University), 1951. (microform at Harding University Graduate School of
Theology; manuscript at Christian Theological Seminary, Disciples of Christ Historical
Society, Lincoln Christian University, Pepperdine University)
Hanson, Kenneth C. A theological study of hymns in the Restoration movement. (book /
thesis) Butler University), 1958. (at Christian Theological Seminary)
Jackson, James Leonard. Music practices among Churches of Christ in the United States.
1970. (at Abilene Christian University).
Jones, Austin and Melynne B. Jones. “Songs in Three Streams: Charting the Historical
Development of the Stone-Campbell Movement through its Hymnals,” Stone-Campbell
Journal 13, Fall, 2010. Cincinnati: Cincinnati Christian University, pp. 177-186.
Heaton, Charles Huddleston. The Disciples of Christ and Sacred Music (Thesis: D.S.M.
Union Theological Seminary [N.Y.]) 1956. (in Beaman Library, Lipscomb University).
Herrick, Steve. The Influence of the Fillmore Family on the Restoration Movement
through Music. thesis: Cincinnati: Cincinnati Christian University, 1993. (at Cincinnati
Christian University)
Hulan, Richard. Our Creed in metre: the Hymnology of the Restoration Movement to
1835. Nashville: Vanderbilt University thesis, 1971. (at Vanderbilt and Disciples of
Christ Historical Society)
McCann, Forrest Mason. “A History of Great Songs of the Church,” Restoration
Quarterly 38, 219-28, 1996.
McCann, Forrest Mason. E. L. Jorgenson and the longest-lived hymnal in the Stone
Campbell movement [sound recording]: Restoration history lectures. Gaylor Multimedia,
1997. 1 sound cassette (ca. 60 minutes) (at Abilene Christian University)
McCann, Forrest Mason. Hymns and History: An Annotated Survey of Sources. Abilene,
TX: ACU Press, 1997. (at Center for Restoration Studies—Abilene Christian University,
Cincinnati Christian University, Christian, Theological Seminary, Cincinnati Christian
University, Freed Hardeman University, Harding University Graduate School of
Religion, Phillips Theological Seminary)
McCann, Forrest Mason. "Changing Our Tune: The History of Hymnals;" Gospel
Advocate, December, 1998 (Vol. CXL, No. 12); pp. 12-16.
REFERENCES RELATING TO HYMNALS IN THE STONE / CAMPBELL MOVEMENT—4
McCann, Forrest Mason. Time is filled with swift transition: changes in worship music in
churches of Christ: Restoration history lectures. Abilene Christian University Annual
Bible lectures (audiobook on cassette) Nashville: Gaylor Multimedia, 1997. (Abilene
Christian University)
Mankin, Jim. When I shall reach that happy place: apocalyptic themes in the hymns of
the Stone-Campbell Movement: paper presented at the 47th National Conference of the
Evangelical Theological Society, Philadelphia, PA, November 16-18, 1995. (available at
Abilene Christian Universitry, Cincinnati Christian University (microform), Emmanuel
Christian Seminary, Harding University Graduate School of Religion).
Mankin, Jim, “L. O. Sanderson, Church of Christ Hymn Writer,” The Hymn (January
1995) 28-30.
Marshall, Rodney A. A Study of Alexander Campbell’s hymnbook in the hymnody of the
Restoration Movement. thesis at Emmanuel Christian Seminary, 1985.
Miller, Locke. The Hymns of Alexander Campbell. Publisher?, (book at Disciples of
Christ Historical Society).
Morgan, Peter. “Disciples Hymnbooks: A Continuing Quest for Harmony,” Discipliana
55, 1995, 46-63.
Mowrer, Tony A. Worship Music in the Churches of Christ: Current Traditions and
Proposed Philosophy. Thesis: West Chester University, 1965. (at Harding University
Graduate School of Religion)
Olson, Nancy J., “Pivotal Stone-Campbell Movement Hymnals of the 19th Century: A
Description”. http://lincolnchristian.edu/library/hymnals.
Olson, Nancy J., “Hymnal Writers, Compilers and Publishers: Their Illinois Connection,”
http://lincolnchristian.edu/library/hymnals.
Read, Kenneth, An Analysis of Person and Number in Selected Hymnals in Light of the
Psalms (microform). Thesis: Cincinnati Christian Seminary, 1986.
Roberts, Norma. Disciples Heritage, volume 1: 1994-95: Christian Church in Illinois and
Wisconsin. Bloomington, Illinois: Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 1993. (at
Disciples of Christ Historical Society, Churches of Christ Heritage Center—Pepperdine
University). (Contains information on hymn writer Jessie Brown Pounds)
Rogers, James Stanley. Alexander Campbell as editor of the first hymnals of the Disciples
of Christ (thesis). New Haven, CT: Yale University School of Music and Yale Divinity
School, 1992. (at Yale University)
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Shephard, Dane K. An Analysis of Three Hymnals used by the churches of Christ. (M. A.
thesis, California State University, Fullerton. (book at Center for Restoration Studies—
Abilene Christian University, photocopy of typescript at Lipscomb University, Churches
of Christ Heritage Center—Pepperdine University), 1980.
Teague, Kenneth Pat. A Study of the Development of Hymnals in the Restoration
Movement (thesis:M. A.—Harding University Graduate School of Theology, 1959) (at
Disciples of Christ Historical Society, Harding University Graduate School of Theology,
Churches of Christ Heritage Center—Pepperdine University).
Thomas, Theodore N., “Hymnody,” in The Encyclopedia of the Stone-Campbell
Movement (eds. Douglas A. Foster et al.; Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2004) 410.
Turner, Nancy M., “The Chalice Hymnal: Broken Bread—One Body,” The Hymn
(January 1997) 33-35.
Wakefield, John C., compiler. A Bibliography of North American Hymnals of the Stone /
Campbell Movement. Hymnary.org/Dictionary of North American Hymnology, 20112.
Wakefield, John C. “Music in the Stone-Campbell Movement”. Grove’s Dictionary of
Music. New York: Oxford University Press, 2013.
Walker, Wayne S. “A History of Our Hymnbooks” in “Faith and Facts”, October 1999.
http://lavistachurchofchrist.org/LVartivles/HistoryOfOurHymnbooks.html
Walker, Weston Harris. Theological beliefs expressed in the hymnody of two churches of
Christ. 1994. (at Abilene Christian University)
Wheeler, Max D. The hymns and hymn writers of the restoration movement. 1990. (at
Abilene Christian University)