Charles Henry Parkhurst (1842-1933)
Charles Henry Parkhurst is buried at Village Hill Cemetery, Williamsburg, Massachusetts.
Analysis of the Latin Verb: Illustrated by the Forms of the Sanskrit (1870)
A Fragment of the Parkhurst Genealogy (1883)
The Blind Man’s Creed and Other Sermons (1883)
Light the Outcome of Life (1884)
In Memoriam: Judge Joseph S. Bosworth (1884)
Woman: Her Dues and Her Debts (1884)
Young Manhood: Its Peril and Its Rescue (1885)
The Dignity Inherent in Man’s Nature (1885)
The Pattern in the Mount (1885)
The Pattern in the Mount and Other Sermons (1885)
The Christian Conception of Property (1886)
Dr. Joseph Parker’s Thursday Noon Sermon (1887)
Rev. Horatio Bonar, D.D. (1887)
Entertaining Saints vs. Converting Sinners (1888)
Rev. Alexander Maclaren, D.D. (1888)
Rev. George Matheson, D.D. (1888)
No Condemnation to Them Which Are in Christ Jesus (1889)
Divine Drift in Human History (1890)
Divine Mercy Morally Obligatory (1890)
Three Gates on a Side, and Other Sermons (1891)
The Value of Immigration (1891)
Ye Are the Salt of the Earth (1892, 1895)
Cornell University Sermons: The Inner Man (1892)
Our City Vigilance League (1893)
A Man of Sorrows, and Acquainted With Grief (1893)
The Church and Municipal Government (1894)
Needed Municipal Reforms: Our Present Opportunity (1894)
May 14, 1894 Address to the Union Theological Seminary (1894, 1895)
A Last Word Before the Battle (1894)
Pharisaism in Modern Society (1895)
The Heart as Organ of Insight (1895)
The Heart Considered as Enginery of Power (1895)
The Passion of Money-Getting (1895)
Introductory Chapter to William H. Tolman, Municipal Reform Movements in the United States (1895)
Memories of Our Childhood Homes (1896)
The Stuff That Makes Young Manhood (1896)
The Best Thing in the World (1896)
The Young Man Entering Life (1896)
Shall We Send Our Boy To College? (1896)
A Young Man’s Religious Life (1896)
The Young Man and Marriage (1896)
Charge to William Adams Brown (1898)
Heaven — A Locality: A Sermon Preached on Christmas Day in the Madison Square Church (1899)
Dr. Parkhurst on the Saloons (1899)
A Religious Newspaper: Why Not? (1899)
Springs of Water: A Sermon Preached in the Madison Square Church, February 12, 1899 (1899)
Not By Might, But By the Spirit (1899)
The Conquest of Swiss Mountains (1899)
Peace — Its Victories and Its Defeats (1900)
The Religion of the Lord Jesus Christ is a Conscious Experience (1900)
The Christian’s Home Hereafter (1900)
Does Religion Pay in This Life? (1900)
The Sunny Side of Christianity (1901)
Church Technique: The Madison Square Presbyterian Church (1906)
A Brief History of the Madison Square Presbyterian Church and Its Activities (1906)
A Little Lower Than the Angels (1908)
Dr. Parkhurst’s Article on Abraham Lincoln (1909)
The Inadvisability of Woman Suffrage (1909, 1910)
“The New Religion”: A Criticism (1909, 1910)
The Religious Consciousness Inherent in Man’s Nature (1910)
Religious Growth Dependent Upon Systematic Culture (1910)
Man’s Natural Aversion to God’s Holiness (1910)
Religion Made Difficult By Our Animal Origin (1910)
To the Uttermost Part of the Earth (1910)
Introductory Chapter to Frederick M. Barton, One Hundred Great Texts and Their Treatment (1914)
Dr. Parkhurst Calls “The Story of Susan Lenox” A Masterly Novel With a Sterling Lesson (1916)
My Forty Years in New York (1923)
The Doctor and the Devil, or, Midnight Adventures of Dr. Parkhurst (1931)
Dr. Parkhurst’s sermon is titled “The Christian Church: The Source of Its Power and the Exercise of That Power in Moral Leadership.”
A second commandment violation was redacted from this file.
