The life of Joseph Parker
Subtitle: pastor of City temple, London
By: By William Adamson, D.D.
Contributors: Parker, Joseph, 1830-1902
Publisher: Revell Co.
Published: 1902
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 387
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Table of contents: title: 1830-1847 : his parentage; title: education; title: first religious experience; title: 1848-1852 : public movements; title: temperance; title: first sermon; title: marriage; title: 1852 : his independent spirit; title: in London; title: Dr. Campbell; title: 1852-1858 : settlement in Banbury; title: call to Manchester; title: 1858-1862 : Cavendish Church; title: work; title: death of Mrs. Parker; title: 1864-1869 : literary works; title: ecce Deus; title: call to London refused; title: accepted; title: 1869-1870 : the Poultry Chapel; title: opening services; title: 'ad clerum'; title: difficulties overcome; title: site of City Temple secured; title: 1871-1873 : the Poultry Chapel sold; title: Cannon Street and Easter Halls; title: the city's gift of the pulpit; title: the memorial stone; title: 1873 : visits America; title: the Americans; title: dedication of the City Temple; title: opening service; title: 'the paraclete'; title: 1874 : City Temple services; title: Dr. Parker's power; title: a preacher; title: an expounder of the Bible; title: testimonies of his influence; title: 'Job's comforters'; title: 1874-1876 : Thursday services; title: its nature; title: uniqueness of congregation; title: its catholicity; title: its influence; title: 1876-1880 : church government; title: 'priesthood of Christ'; title: 'tyne chylde'; title: candidate for City of London; title: chairman Congregational Union; title: 1884 : his reading and theology; title: 'People's Bible'; title: manner of production; title: power and success as a preacher; title: 1887 : visit to Edinburgh; title: address to theological students; title: in United Presbyterian Hall; title: St. Giles' Cathedral; title: entertained to breakfast; title: visit to Glasgow; title: Conference on Evangelical Religion; title: 1887: visit to America; title: eulogy on Beecher; title: preaching in Plymouth Church; title: lecturing; title: welcome home; title: 1888 : rural mission in Scotland; title: places visited; title: convention in Crieff; title: presentation of an address; title: 1889 : silver wedding; title: presentations; title: in his social relations; title: his punctuality; title: his walks; title: his interest in poor women and children; title: 'The people's family prayer book'; title: his faith in prayer; title: 1889-1891 : lectures to working classes; title: 'some one'; title: higher critics; title: International Council of Congregationalists; title: valedictory address; title: 1894 : semi-jubilee; title: presentations; title: addresses; title: Dr. Berry's speech; title: addresses General Assembly Free Church; title: early morning service; title: 1894-1898 : missions; title: services to small churches; title: 'well begun'; title: 'Christian profiles'; title: pulpit jubilee; title: addresses; title: sonnets by Mrs. Parker; title: 1898 : 'Paterson's parish'; title: holidays; title: Windemere; title: Ventnor; title: John Oliver Hobbes; title: in Switzerland; title: 1898 : Mrs. Parker's illness; title: her death; title: her gifts and graces; title: first sermon after her departure; title: universal sympathy; title: monuments to her memory; title: 1899 : 'The autobiography and the album'; title: the sermon in Cromwell; title: Anniversary Religious Tract Society; title: semi-jubilee in City Temple; title: his holiday visit to Bath; title: 1900 : address on gambling; title: address in Guild Hall; title: sermon to Institute of Journalists; title: on the Queen; title: elected the second time to the chair of the Congregational Union; title: at the Union of Presbyterian Churches in Scotland; title: 1901 : on the death of the Queen; title: the new King; title: simultaneous mission inaugurated; title: 'The pulpit Bible'; title: Sermon on anarchism; title: invitation to preach in Hexham Abbey; title: 1901-1902 : chairman of the Union; title: his address; title: the United Congregational Church; title: his aims, doubts, and fears; title: Manchester address; title: elected president of the Free Church Council; title: 1902 : feebleness; title: the Red House; title: return home; title: an article in The times; title: last walk; title: Thursday service; title: Sunday sermons; title: increasing weakness; title: last sermon; title: evening shades; title: sick chamber; title: behold, he liveth; title: 1902 : the news how received; title: lying in state; title: funeral service; title: Dr. Nicoll's address; title: the funeral cortège; title: burial; title: memorial service; title: sermons; title: appreciation; title: estimate.