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The Publications of E. Morris Sider: An Abridged Bibliography The following books, listed here in chronological order, comprise a partial list of the works by E. Morris Sider, professor emeritus of history and English literature at Messiah College. A Vision for Service: A History of Upland College (1976) Nine Portraits: Brethren in Christ Biographical Sketches (1978) Messenger of Grace: A Biography of C. N. Hostetter, Jr. (1982) Here Faith and Learning Meet: The Story of Niagara Christian College (1982) Messiah College: A History (1984) Holiness Unto the Lord: The Story of Roxbury Holiness Camp (1985) Leaders Among Brethren: Biographies of Henry A. Ginder and Charlie B. Byers (1987) The Brethren in Christ in Canada: Two Hundred Years of Tradition and Change (1988) My Story: My Song: Life Stories by Brethren in Christ Missionaries (1989) A Stewardship of Heritage: History-Keeping in the Congregation (1989) Within the Perfection of Christ: Essays on Peace and the Nature of the Church (co-edited with Terry Brensinger, 1990) We Have This Ministry: Pastoral Theory and Practice in the Brethren in Christ Church (1991) Reflections on a Heritage: Defining the Brethren in Christ (1999) In addition to producing over twenty books, Professor Sider had written numerous articles for journals such as Conrad Grebel Review, Mennonite Quarterly Review, Ontario History and Cumberland County History. Since 1977, he has served as editor of Brethren in Christ History and Life, a scholarly journal published three times a year. Professor Sider's current writing projects include a two-volume history of Brethren in Christ missions, a book on nineteenth-century English dissenters, a biography of Canadian Brethren in Christ leader E. J. Swalm, and a book-length history of the Grantham Brethren in Christ Church. He is serving as General Editor for a Brethren in Christ encyclopedia, and is presently updating Carlton O. Wittlinger's Quest for Piety and Obedience: The Story of the Brethren in Christ. |
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