(4) Sermons about Sisters Workers, Women Preaching/Teaching

1915-16 North America Workers List

1919-20 North America Workers List (partial list)

Jerusalem Post Newspaper Article re Probate of Wm Irvines Will, dated March 20, 1947

The Preacher Ladies (Chapter 15 of Nothing to Make a Shadow) by Faye Cashatt Lewis M.D. Early Days on Prince Edward Island

Arrival of Workers in North America

A Brief Summary of Those who Worked in the Lewiston Idaho Area

1925 Workers List for North & South America

Ten Years of Faith Mission ANNUAL STAFF OF WORKERS LISTS (1895 through 1905)

The Ordained Ministry by Howard Mooney

The Ministry of Sisters in the Church and in the Home

Pioneering of the work in Bangladesh

Pioneering of Madagascar - Ken Paginton's Testimony

Early Workers Family Trees - feel free to contribute
Carrolls, Gills, Hughes, Pattisons, Cooneys, Longs, Weirs, etc.

1921, Coolacrease Killings of 2 Pearson Sons

July 7 1921 Newspaper Article about the Two Pearson Sons Executed at Coolacrease while Father is away at Carrick House for convention

2010-11 USA Workers List

Book: Secret Mormonism & Christian Science by Amelia A. Atmore, published in 1927 (re Cooneyites, Go-Preachers, etc.)

Account of the Discovery of the Incorporation of the 2x2 Church in Alberta, Canada:

In August of 1996, a remarkable Document was discovered to have been registered with the Government of Alberta in 1995. The Document was a Certificate of Incorporation (No. 50654949) which was granted to the “Alberta Society of Christian Assemblies” on May 5, 1995. Willis Propp, the 2x2 Overseer of the Province of Alberta Canada, took full responsibility for the registration. This is a written Account of how this Document came to be discovered, along with the friends and workers reactions, comments, explanations, apology and dissolution.

NEWS: In November of 2010, Princeton University Library, Manuscripts Division of Princeton New Jersey, USA has archived a collection of WmI's letters. The dates are 1911 through 1946. They have also linked to the TTT Website collection of Wm Irvine's Letters.

(44) NEW Letters by Wm Irvine. Read the letters with "NEW" beside them for these years:

1919, 1921, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1932, 1933 1934, 1935 1936, 1937, 1940, 1942


BOOKLET: THE NO-NAME FELLOWSHIP By Carol Woster - A QUESTION OF ORIGIN…A QUESTION OF CLAIM


BOOK: The Cooneyites or"Dippers" by Rev. Canon Armstrong, Published 1910
Treatise on Necessity of Baptism by Immersion vs Sprinkling; Infant Baptism, Title "Reverend," Go-Preaching Theories: Destitute and Ignorant; Go Preachers only ones entrusted with God's Message; rebuttal of Cooney's version of "But NOW..." (Luke 22:35-36). (This publication is 27 pages on letter size paper)

The Weirs of Dublin - Family Tree

The Go-Preachers or Cooneyites by John McDonald, 193__?

The Butterworth Mission of 1909/1910 (South Africa)

George Walker Notes - August 25, 1918 - South Schenectady , New York:
What is the difference in this way of serving and worshipping God than any other way?
What is the difference in this worshipping God and the world's way?
God's True Way compared with the False Ways
God's True Preachers contrasted with the False Preachers
Why God's people are not interested in politics.
Putting yourself on God's altar and sacrificing and suffering

Answers to 37 questions by Willie Hughes, 1931

Sermon by Arnold Brown: Don't worry about tracing the truth back. The Jews could trace to Abraham. Didn't mean a thing. God can raise up people from stones…we don't need to trace it back.

First Missions in Romania & Moldova

First Missions in Iceland & Greenland

South American Countries - First Missions

First Missions in Western Europe: France & Belgium, Austria

First Missions in Scandinavia: Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland & Estonia, Faroe Islands
“My Prisoner of War Days” by Sister Worker Alma Lee and Edith Hanson (in Norway & Germany)

First Missions in Baltic: Latvia; Lithuania

First Missions in Eastern Europe: Czech & Slovakia, Ukraine, Poland, Hungary

First Missions in: Former USSR & Russian Far East

Words to Table "Graces" sung by 2x2s before meals, and Photos of "Grace" Cards

(3) original letters in the handwriting of Princess Victoria (1917-1920). Some consider Princess Victoria to have “professed,” even though she never did so formally in a meeting, never attended a single meetings or convention.  John Pattison wrote in his "Princess Victoria’s Contact with the Workers 1917-1920":  “The essence of these letters...show that, as we have been told, Princess Victoria had a clear revelation of Truth; that she was very close to and influential to her mother, as were also the professing girls who were in service to the household.” Click Here to View Letter No. 1; then click "next" to see the other 2 letters.

BOOK: In Vain Do We Worship by Willis G. D. Young. Eleven chapters of interesting and enjoyable reading by a Canadian ex-worker.

The name of the Mother of Wm Irvine's illegitimate son has been discovered!
It has been fairly common knowledge that William Irvine fathered an illegitimate son named Archibald Irvine. There has been much speculation through the years surrounding the identity of the mother. Until 2010, mother’s name was not known to the public, although descendants of the Irvine family were aware the son existed. Not long ago a surprising email arrived at TTT, providing the son's birth record as well as additional family details. Click Here to read a mini version.

Detailed Account of the Life of Archibald Grassam Irvine

Notes of George Walker - Picton Conv - "The world can say that they got saved by reading the Bible, or got something direct from heaven, but just ask them to show you someone in the New Testament that got saved like that. This is the worst form of spiritual pride that has ever been known. " Sermon Notes about the New Testament Ministry

Crocknacrieve Convention Ownership Trail

The Invisible Church a Thesis by Keith Crow

Rulers or Feeders?