Vindication of the minority of the Congregational church of the South parish,Augusta, together with a review of the report lately put forth by that body on the subject of dancing.

Also attributed to Nathan Weston.

Men accountable only to God for their religious opinions. A sermon preached at the ordination of ... William Barry, Jr., to the pastoral care of the South Congregational Church in Lowell, Nov. 17, 1830.

Mode of access: Internet.

Scenes in a vestry: being an account of the late controversy in the South Parish Congregational Church in Augusta.

Mode of access: Internet.

Articles of faith, and form of covenant, adopted by the Evangelical Congregational Church in South Boston; together with the names of the members.

Mode of access: Internet.

Christianity designed and adapted to be a universal religion. A discourse delivered at the ordination of the Rev. James W. Thompson, as pastor of the South Congregational Society, in Natick, Feb. 17, 1830. ...

Pages [73]-76 contain the Order of exercises, including hymns by William Biglow and Josiah Biglow, of Natick.

A brief miscellaneous narrative of the more early part of the life of L. Tilmon, pastor of a colored Methodist Congregational Church in the City of New York /

Copyright 1853 by Levin Tilmon.

Memoir of the Rev. Erskine J. Hawes, pastor of the Congregational Church, Plymouth, Conn.,

"Consolation in affliction. A discourse delivered in the First Congregational Church, in Hartford, July 15, 1860, being the Sabbath after the interment of the Rev. E.J. Hawes ... by J. Hawes, D.D.": p. [215]-246.

A century of church life. A history of the First Congregational church of Marietta, Ohio, with an introduction by Rev. John W. Simpson.

Mode of access: Internet.

Sermon preached by Rev. C. Williams Fisher at the Congregational Church, Stockbridge, Sunday, August 24, 1919.

"Text: 'I have meat to eat that ye know not off.' John 4:32" -- P. [1].

A fast sermon on slavery. Delivered April 2, 1835, to the Congregational church and society in Dover, N. H.

"Published by request of the church."

An address delivered in the Congregational Church in Middlebury, by request of the Vermont Anti-slavery Society : on Wednesday evening, February 18, 1835 /

Mode of access: Internet.

The name of Christian the only appropriate name for believers in Christ. A sermon, preached at the dedication of the Third Congregational Church in Cambridge. Dec. 25, 1827. ...

Half-title: Dr. Lowell's dedication sermon.

Sketches of the life of the late, Rev. Samuel Hopkins, D. D., pastor of the First Congregational church in Newport,

Mode of access: Internet.