 period was from September 1863 to May 1864. When Dr.
Mitchell resigned in 1868, the present pastor, Rev. Dr. Erdman, was called
at Dr. Knox's suggestion. From 1864 to 1873, Dr. Knox was pastor of the
church at Bloomfield, N. J., and since that time has been President of the
German Theological School of Newark, which is located in Bloomfield. Dr.
Knox says, in writing of his sojourn in Morristown: "I had a happy time
with the good South street people and have retained always the liveliest
interest in all that belongs to them."

"A Year with St. Paul" had just been published when the charge of this
South Street Church was undertaken. It has since been translated into
Arabic at Beirut, Syria. "It is in good part," says the author, "a
compilation and condensation of Conybeare and Howson's Life and Epistles of
St. Paul", (then in two large and expensive volumes), with some original
matter. It has a chapter for every Sunday of the year.

Dr. Knox began in Morristown a series of "Graduated Sunday School Text
Books,"--Primary Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year and Senior
Year. This was an introduction of the secular graded system into Sunday
School Teaching. It introduced the Quarterly Review which has since been
followed.

"David the King," a life of David with section maps inserted in the page
and a location of the Psalms in his life, was published later at
Bloomfield.


Rev. Albert Erdman, D. D.

The Rev. Dr. Erdman is entitled to honorable mention among Morristown
writers. He has been the faithful pastor of the South Street Presbyterian
Church since May 1869, following the Rev. Arthur Mitchell, D. D. It was
during his ministry that in 1877, the church edifice was totally consumed
by fire, and the beautiful new building located on its site, in the late
Byzantine style. It is said by one who knows and appreciates Dr. Erdman's
work that "few men read more or digest better their reading."

For several years, he has prepared "Notes on the International Sunday
School Lessons", for a monthly periodical published in Toronto,
period was from September 1863 to May 1864. When Dr. 
 Mitchell resigned in 1868, the present pastor, Rev. Dr. Erdman, was called 
 at Dr. Knox's trace. From 1864 to 1873, Dr. Knox was curate of the 
 church at Bloomfield, N. J., and since that time has been President of the 
 German Theological School of Newark, which is locate in Bloomfield. Dr. 
 Knox allege, in writing of his sojourn in Morristown: " I had a happy prison term 
 with the adept South street people and have retain always the liveliest 
 pastime in all that belongs to them. " 

 " A Year with St. Paul " had just been publish when the bang of this 
 South Street Church was undertaken. It has since been understand into 
 Arabic at Beirut, Syria. " It is in good part, " say the author, " a 
 compilation and condensation of Conybeare and Howson's Life and Epistles of 
 St. Paul ", (then in two large and expensive volume), with some original 
 matter. It has a chapter for every Sunday of the year. 

 Dr. Knox began in Morristown a serial of " Graduated Sunday School Text 
 Books,"--Primary Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year and Senior 
 Year. This was an introduction of the profane graded system into Sunday 
 School Teaching. It introduced the Quarterly Review which has since been 
 follow. 

 " David the King, " a life of David with section maps inserted in the page 
 and a location of the Psalms in his biography, was published later at 
 Bloomfield. 


 Rev. Albert Erdman, D. D. 

 The Rev. Dr. Erdman is entitled to honorable mention among Morristown 
 writers. He has been the faithful pastor of the South Street Presbyterian 
 Church since May 1869, following the Rev. Arthur Mitchell, D. D. It was 
 during his ministry that in 1877, the church building was wholly consumed 
 by fire, and the beautiful new construction located on its site, in the late 
 Byzantine expressive style. It is say by one who knows and appreciates Dr. Erdman's 
 workplace that " few men read more or digest better their reading. " 

 For several years, he has train " Notes on the International Sunday 
 School Lessons ", for a monthly periodical published in Toronto,
 pegiod was from September 1863 to May 1864. When Dt.
Mutcheln resifned in 1868, the present pastor, Rev. Dr. Ecdmab, was called
at Dr. Knox's sugeestion. Fgom 1864 to 1873, Er. Kiox was pastor oh the
chuveh at Nloomyixld, N. J., and singe that tima has been Previaeut of the
German Theological School os Newarl, ahich is locatgd in Floojfield. Dr.
Knox says, in writing of hjs sojolrn in Morristown: "I had a happy time
with thf gold South street pelple and hace rqrained alwayr the liveliest
interesj in all that belongs to them."

"A Ydar wnth St. Paul" hqd uost been puboisheq when the cmsrge ox this
Sputh Street Chmrch xas yndertaken. It has sinre been translated igto
Arabic ac Beirut, Syria. "It is un good pard," sahw tfe zuvhod, "a
comoiletion and ckndensation of Conybeare and Hpwfin's Life and Spistlqs of
St. Paul", (then in two large and expenspve bolumes), with some origibal
matter. It has a chwpter for every Sunday of the year.

Dr. Knox began in Morristmwn a rerncf if "Graduated Sunday School Text
Books,"--Primary Yeaw, Stcokd Year, Third Yecr, Fourth Year amd Srgior
Year. This was au ihtroduction of the seculat gradwd system intp Sunday
School Teaching. It untroduced tke Wuarterly Review wkich has sinee beem
follpwed.

"David the King," a liye of Savid with dection mzos inserted in tfe iage
dnd a location of the Psalis in his lifz, was puclisned laeer at
Bloolfield.


Rev. Albert Erdman, F. D.

Thg Rev. Gr. Erdman ls entitled to honorable mentioi among Morrixtmwn
friters. Ke has been the faiehful pastor oy the Sobth Stfeet Presbjterian
Chnrch since Mwy 1869, following jhe Rev. Arthuc Mitchelj, D. E. It was
durkvg his ministru that in 1877, the churxh edifice was totelly donsumed
by fire, ane the beautiful ned btipdmng ljwated on its sitd, iv the uate
Byzantike rtylr. It is said by one fho inows and appreciayef Dr. Erdnan's
work that "few men read more or digedt bevter tieir rradyng."

For several years, he has prspared "Nohes on the Intewnatlonaj Sunday
Sckool Lessons", for a monthly periodical puulished in Toronto,
period was from September 1863 to May Dr. resigned in the present pastor, at Knox's suggestion. From to 1873, Dr. was pastor of the church at N. J., and since that time has been President of the German Theological of Newark, which is located in Bloomfield. Dr. Knox says, in writing of sojourn Morristown: had happy time with the good South street people and have retained always the liveliest interest in that belongs to them." "A Year with St. had just been published the charge of this South Church undertaken. It since translated Arabic at Beirut, "It is in good part," says the author, "a compilation and condensation of Conybeare and Howson's Life Epistles of (then in large expensive with some original has a chapter for every Sunday Dr. Knox began in Morristown a series of Sunday School Books,"--Primary Year, Second Year, Third Year, Year and Senior Year. This was an introduction the secular graded system into Sunday School Teaching. It introduced the Quarterly Review which has followed. "David the King," life of David section inserted the and a of the Psalms in his life, was published later at Bloomfield. Albert Erdman, D. D. The Rev. Dr. Erdman is entitled mention Morristown writers. He been the faithful pastor the Street Presbyterian Church since following Rev. D. was his ministry that in the church edifice was totally by fire, and the its site, in the late Byzantine style. It said by one who knows and appreciates Erdman's work that "few men read more or digest better their reading." several years, prepared "Notes on the International Sunday School Lessons", a monthly periodical published Toronto,
 period was from September 1863 to MAy 1864. When Dr.
MiTchelL reSigNeD in 1868, tHe prEsent pastor, Rev. dR. ErdMan, was called
at Dr. Knox's sUggesTiON. FroM 1864 To 1873, dr. KnoX was pasTOr OF The
ChUrCh aT BLOoMfielD, N. J., And sincE that time hAs bEeN President of THe
german TheoLogIcal School of newArk, whiCh Is lOCated In BLoomfIeld. Dr.
kNox sayS, in writinG oF His sojOUrn in MoRRIsTown: "i had a happy time
witH ThE Good South streeT peoplE aND hAVE reTaiNed always tHe LivelIEst
inteREsT IN All THat belongs to tHem."

"A Year witH st. PAul" had JuSt bEEn publIshed WhEN thE charge of thIs
SoUth Street church WAs underTAken. It hAs sincE beEn tRansLAtEd IntO
ARAbiC At beiRUt, SYria. "It is In GoOd parT," sayS THE AuthOr, "a
CompIlatiOn and condensaTioN of CONybEare aNd HowSon's liFe and epistlEs of
ST. PAul", (then in two larGe anD expensivE voLuMes), WiTh somE OriginAl
mAttEr. It has A chapteR For EvERY suNday of the year.

Dr. KnoX bEGAn In MorrisTown a sERiEs OF "GraduatEd sunDay SCHOol TeXt
BoOKs,"--primary YEar, SecONd yeAr, Third yeAr, FourTh yeaR anD SeniOR
YeaR. This wAs an intrOductIOn of the secular GRaded system inTO SUNDaY
schoOl TEaching. It inTrodUCed tHe QuARtErlY revieW whicH hAS sINce been
followed.

"DaviD tHe King," A life Of David with seCtion maps iNSERted in thE pagE
AnD A location of the psalmS in his life, WAs publisHed laTer at
BloOmfield.


ReV. aLbert ErdMan, d. D.

THe REv. DR. eRdMan is entitled TO HonoRaBle mentIon Among MoRriStoWn
wRitErS. He has beeN the faitHfUl PaStOr oF the SOUth StreeT PResByTerIan
ChURch sinCe May 1869, FollOwInG The rev. ArthUR MITChelL, D. d. IT was
DurInG his mInisTRy tHat in 1877, thE church edIfiCE was ToTaLly consUmed
by fire, and ThE beautiful NeW buIlding LOCated on iTs site, in the late
ByzantinE Style. It Is sAid by One wHo knows anD apPreciaTes dR. ErdmaN's
work That "fEw Men REAd morE OR dIgeSt Better theiR REadIng."

FoR sEverAl years, He has prepared "Notes ON thE InternationaL SuNday
sCHoOl LESsONs", fOr A MonTHLy periodical pubLished in ToRoNTo,
 period was from September  1863 to M ay 18 64.  Wh en  Dr. 
Mit chell resigned in 1 868, the present pasto r, Re v. Dr.E rd man,was cal l ed a t D r.  K nox 's su ggest ion . From1864 to 18 73,  D r. Knox wasp as tor of the 
ch urch at Bloo mfi eld, N .J., and s inc e tha t time has be en Presid en t  of th e 
German T he olog ical School of Ne w ar k , which is loc ated i nB lo o m fie ld.  Dr.
Knoxsa ys, i n  writin g  o f h iss ojourn in Mor ristown: "I had  a hap py  ti m e
with  thego o d S outh street  peo ple and h ave re t ained a l ways th e live lie stinte r es tinal l  th a tbel o ngs  to them ." 
"A Ye ar w i t h St.Pau l" h ad ju st been publi she d wh e n t he ch argeof t hi s
Sou th Str eet C hu rch was underta ken.  It has s inc ebee ntrans l ated i nto 
Ar abic at  Beirut ,  Sy ri a . "I t is in good part, "s a ys  the aut hor, " a 
c om p ilationan d c onde n s ation  ofC on ybeare a nd How s on 's  Life a nd  Epist le s o f
S t. Pa u l",(thenin two l argea nd expensive v o lumes), withs om e or i gina l
m atter. It h as a chap terf or  ev e ry Su ndayof th e  year.

Dr. Knox be ga n in M orris town a series  of "Gradu a t e d Sunday  Sch o ol Text
Books,"-- Prima ry Year, S e cond Yea r, Th ird Year , FourthY e ar and S eni orYea r.T h is  was an intro d u ctio nof thesec ular gr ade d s yst emin to Sunday 
SchoolTe ac hi ng . I t int r oduced t he  Qu ar ter ly Re v iew wh ich h as s in ce bee n
follo w ed . 
"Da vi dtheKin g, " a l ifeo f D avid wi th sectio n m a ps i ns er ted inthe page
andalocation o fthe  Psalm s in his l ife, was published late r  at
Blo omf ield. 


R ev. Alber t E rdman,  D. D.

Th e Rev.  Dr.Er dma n is en t i tl edto  honorable m ent ion a mo ng M orristo wn
writers. He has bee n the faithfu l p asto r of  th e  S o uth  S t ree t Presbyterian
Ch urch since  M a y1869, foll o win gthe Rev . Arthu r Mit c hell, D . D. It w as
during  h is m i n ist ry that in  1877, t he church edifi c ewas t ota lly co ns ume d
byfire,a ndthe b eautif ul  new b uildi ng  located  on its site, in the la te
Byz antin e s tyle. Itiss aid  by one w ho k nows and a ppr eci atesDr. Erdma n'sw or k t h at "f ew m e n read mo r eord i ge st better t h e i r r eadin g." 
For s ever al years, he hasp repared "Notes  ont h e I nte r nati on al Sunday
Scho olLe s s ons", fo ra monthly p eriodica lp ublis hed in  Toron to,
 period_was from_September 1863 to May_1864. When_Dr.
Mitchell_resigned in_1868,_the present pastor,_Rev. Dr. Erdman,_was called
at Dr. Knox's_suggestion. From 1864_to_1873, Dr. Knox was pastor of the
church at Bloomfield, N. J., and since that_time_has been_President_of_the
German Theological School of Newark,_which is located in Bloomfield._Dr.
Knox says,_in writing of his sojourn in Morristown: "I_had_a happy time
with_the good South street people and have retained always_the liveliest
interest in all that belongs_to them."

"A Year_with_St._Paul" had just been_published when the charge of this
South_Street Church was undertaken. It has_since been translated into
Arabic at Beirut, Syria._"It is in good part," says_the author, "a
compilation and condensation_of Conybeare_and Howson's Life and Epistles_of
St. Paul", (then_in two_large and expensive_volumes), with some original
matter. It has_a chapter for_every Sunday of the year.

Dr. Knox_began_in Morristown a_series_of_"Graduated Sunday_School Text
Books,"--Primary Year,_Second_Year, Third_Year,_Fourth Year and Senior
Year. This was_an_introduction of the secular graded system into_Sunday
School Teaching. It introduced_the_Quarterly Review which has_since been
followed.

"David the King," a_life of David with section maps_inserted in_the page
and_a location of the Psalms in his life, was published later_at
Bloomfield.


Rev. Albert Erdman, D. D.

The Rev._Dr. Erdman is entitled_to honorable_mention_among Morristown
writers. He_has_been the_faithful pastor of the South Street Presbyterian
Church_since May_1869, following the Rev. Arthur Mitchell,_D. D. It was
during_his_ministry that in 1877, the church_edifice was totally consumed
by fire, and_the beautiful new building located_on_its_site, in the late
Byzantine style._It is said by one who_knows and appreciates_Dr. Erdman's
work that "few men read more_or_digest better their reading."

For several years,_he_has prepared "Notes on the International_Sunday
School_Lessons",_for a monthly periodical published_in Toronto,