Louis C. Cornish
1870 – 1950
Books
- The worth of the ministry
- Religious liberalism in Czechoslovakia
- The theological school in a world of chaos
- Our approaching decisions
- Memorandum from Dr. Cornish to the directors
- Concerning parish workers
- The Bishop comes to Stow
- The religious minorities in Transylvania
- The dedication of the Parish House of the Congregational Unitarian Society of Peterborough, New Hampshire
- The celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the ordination and installation of Rev. James Cameron Duncan, D.D.
- The free church
- A visit to the Independent Church of the Philippines
- The ministry of hope
- Transylvania, the land beyond the forest
- Rt. Rev. Gregorio Aglipay, Ll.D., D.D.
- Present prospects for larger international co-operation among religious liberals
- Pensions for ministers
- The International Association for thirty-two years the evidence and agency of a united world liberalism
- Transylvania in 1922
- The meaning of the Free Church Fellowship
- A pilgrimage to Old Hingham, Norfolk, England
- What will you do to maintain the ideals and to enlarge and deepen the faith and courage of the American people through the work of the American Unitarian Association?
- The story of the Isles of Shoals
- The Philippines calling
- Work and dreams and the wide horizon
- A memorial of Francis Henry Lincoln, 1846-1911
- The worth of Stanford University
- To the Unitarians of the United States and Canada
- A sermon concerning the bequest of Mary Cotton Hersey to the First Parish in Hingham, Massachusetts
- A memorandum from the president to the directors
- The settlement of Hingham, Massachusetts
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