John Thomas Chalmers (1860-1902)

John Thomas Chalmers (1860-1902)

John Thomas Chalmers is buried at Bethel ARP Church Cemetery, Winnsboro, South Carolina.

Obedience to God: or the Doctrine, Government and Worship of the Church Divinely Authorized and Prescribed: A Sermon Preached on the Occasion of the Fifth Anniversary of His Pastorate in Winnsboro, S.C., April 26, 1886 (1886)

Why the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Adheres to the Exclusive Use of the Inspired Psalter in the Worship of God (1900)

Ten Reasons Why the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Adheres to the Exclusive Use of the Inspired Psalter in the Worship of God (1900)

A Reply to Rev. A.J. McKelway, Editor of the Presbyterian Standard, on Psalmody (1900)

Obedience to God: or the Doctrine, Government and Worship of the Church Divinely Authorized and Prescribed: A Sermon Preached on the Occasion of the Fifth Anniversary of His Pastorate in Winnsboro, S.C., April 26, 1886 (1886)

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

Why the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Adheres to the Exclusive Use of the Inspired Psalter in the Worship of God (1900)

This 4-part article appeared in the March 7, 14, 21 and 28, 1900 issues of *The Presbyterian Standard*, and was published as a tract later (see below).

Ten Reasons Why the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Adheres to the Exclusive Use of the Inspired Psalter in the Worship of God (1900)

Courtesy of McCain Library, Erskine College.

A Reply to Rev. A.J. McKelway, Editor of the Presbyterian Standard, on Psalmody (1900)

Courtesy of McCain Library, Erskine College.