The Services in Celebration of the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Founding of the Old First Presbyterian Church in the City of New York: In the Church, Fifth Avenue, Eleventh to Twelfth Streets, December 1916

Commemorating two centuries of faith and community, "The Services in Celebration of the two Hundredth Anniversary of the Founding of the Old First Presbyterian Church in the City of New York" offers a glimpse into a significant milestone in the life of a historic religious institution. This volume captures the spirit and solemnity of the anniversary services held in December 1916, at the church on Fifth Avenue.

Documenting the proceedings of this important event, the book provides a window into the traditions, values, and historical context of the Old First Presbyterian Church, reflecting its enduring presence and contribution to the cultural and spiritual landscape of New York City. It is a valuable resource for those interested in Presbyterian history, church life, and the religious heritage of New York.

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