James Porter Smith (1882-1940) — Log College Press

James Porter Smith (1882-1940)

James Porter Smith is buried at Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Kentucky.

An Anti-Protestant Riot in Brazil (1913)

A Prayer (1922)

The Kingdom in Brazil Today (1922)

Romanism: Some Reasons Why It Should Be Studied (1923)

Why Evangelize Brazil? (1923)

A Noble Victory For Religious Freedom in Brazil (1923)

Rome and Scripture (1924)

An Open Door in Brazil: Being a Brief Survey of the Mission Work Carried on in Brazil Since 1869 by the Presbyterian Church in the United States (1925)

An Anti-Protestant Riot in Brazil (1913)

Smith, James Porter, An Anti-Protestant Riot in Brazil Title Page.jpg

A Prayer (1922)

The Kingdom in Brazil Today (1922)

Smith, James Porter, The Kingdom in Brazil Today Title Page.jpg

Romanism: Some Reasons Why It Should Be Studied (1923)

Courtesy of Ryan Douthat, Union Presbyterian Seminary (Richmond, VA) Library.

Why Evangelize Brazil? (1923)

A Noble Victory For Religious Freedom in Brazil (1923)

Rome and Scripture (1924)

Smith, James Porter, Rome and Scripture Title Page.jpg

An Open Door in Brazil: Being a Brief Survey of the Mission Work Carried on in Brazil Since 1869 by the Presbyterian Church in the United States (1925)