American Religious History Resources in the Special Collections Research Center

includes permissions for those enslaved to join Mulberry Baptist Church, 1820s-1830s, and some religious manuscripts.

minister of Christ Church, Winchester, 1775-1820, Mss MsV Ch1

including records of the baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and funerals he performed during his ministerial career (in Williamsburg 1926-1930 and eastern Virginia, 1964-1987), 1922-1987, Mss 82 B44

minutes of Methodist meetings in Gloucester County, 1806, 1813, Mss 65 B49

record, 1862-1865 and 1868-1900, of the sermons of Thomas P. Bryan and others in Birds Nest Chapel [Northampton County, Va.?] with comments on services and copies of correspondence, Mss MsV Se1

kept on behalf of Providence Congregation in Brownsburg with their pastor, the Rev. S. Brown, 1796-1803, Mss MsV Ac17 Oversize

of Methodist Protestant clergyman in Maryland includes records of births, marriages, and deaths, 1847-1880, Mss MsV Ch5

includes baptisms and marriages while pastor of Allentown (N.J.) Presbyterian Church, 1871-1875, Mss MsV Nr6

includes private registers of ministerial acts, 1880-1897, of Episcopal minister Edward Lewis Goodwin of Virginia, Mss 78 G63

includes baptisms and marriages performed at St. John's and St. Peter's Churches in Augusta County, 1835-1858, Mss MsV Ch4 (we also have sermons and sermon notes by him, see John C. Hensell Papers)

includes many photographs and some loose papers relating to this mission in Alaska

includes account books with information on births, marriages, and funerals performed by Cyrus Rosser James, Methodist minister, on the Buckingham (1889-1890), North Mecklenburg (1890-1894), Heathsville (1894-1898), and Whitestone (1898-1901) circuits, Mss 81 J23

focuses on ministry and sermons of this Baptist minister, 1782-1786, Mss MsV D2

includes petition against their minister signed by 39 members of the German Reformed Church of Woodstock, Virginia, and other papers related to the same church, Mss 39.1 W64

1874-1897 and 1875-1903, Mss MsV Ch9 and Mss MsV Ch10

Shenandoah County, 1799-1807, Mss MsV Ac16

Williamsburg, 1662-1987, Mss. Bruton: The SCRC is the depository for Bruton parish's records, dating back to the colonial period. A finding aid is available in the SCRC.

1832-1838, Mss MsV Ac18

1905-1914, Mss MsV Ch7

1895-1912, Mss 2009.133 and 2009.357--9 volumes of minutes, attendance of students, teachers' names, etc. relating to the Sunday school of this Weems, Virginia church

1875, Mss MsV Ch6

manuscript copy of original, 1648-1789, in York County Papers, Mss 39.4 V82co York. There are two volumes, volume 1 is split into two parts. All located in Box 27.

1749-1761, Mss MsV Ch2

Mss 2010.230, 2 volumes of records. The 1865 volume has constitutions and bylaws for the church's mission group and choir. The 1906-1928 volume has the constitution, bylaws, and minutes of the women's society of the church. The records are in German except for the last 38 pages of the 298-page second volume.

records, includes minutes of quarterly conference meetings, Sunday school class records, and building committee records, 1825-1910, 1,161 items, Mss 69 G51; Addition (Acc. 2003.16) is a photocopy of a register, 1879-1885

James City County, 1721-1992, Mss Acc. 1994.57

articles of association, member lists, and minutes of this Pennsylvania church group

1905-1908, Mss Acc 2009.150--minute book of this religious group organized by and for boys at the International Order of Odd Fellows orphanage in Goldsboro.

Christ Church,1721 and 1748, and St. Mary’s White Chapel, 1750, Lancaster County records, Mss 39.4 V82co Lancaster. Everything found in Box 11.

1830-1835, Mss MsV Ch8

Cumberland County, 1840-1902, Mss MsV Ch3

minister of North Farnham Parish, 1724, in Richmond County records, Mss 39.4 V82 co Richmond. All information is found in Box 11.

1925-1929, Mss MsV Ch11

in Prince Edward County records, Mss 39.4 V82co Prince Edward

Shenandoah Valley, 1820-1860, Mss MsV Ch13

Found in the Virginia Cites Collection (Mss. 39.4 V82ci) specifically found in Box 2, Folder 8. The folder contains a letter from P.H. Drewry, 13 September 1922, regarding his proposed history of Petersburg. 1 piece. Tabb Street Presbyterian Church. List of members, 1867. Printed. 1 piece. Advertising sheets and cards of business houses. 3 pieces.