Phillips Brooks
13 Dec 1835 – 23 Jan 1893
Phillips Brooks was an American Episcopal clergyman and author, long the Rector of Boston's Trinity Church and briefly Bishop of Massachusetts. He wrote the lyrics of the Christmas hymn, "O Little Town of Bethlehem". He is honored on the Episcopal Church liturgical calendar on January 23. [Wikipedia]
Books
- The glories thereof, purporting to be automatically written by Philip Brooks through Helen Wells
- The living Christ
- The candle of the Lord
- Boodschap en getuigenis
- A Xmas sermon
- Christmas once is Christmas still ...
- O little town of Bethlehem
- The candle of the Lord and other sermons
- A facsimile of a few words spoken by Phillips Brooks at the time of the death of James Freeman Clarke
- Sermons preached in English churches
- An Easter carol
- The life with God
- Groton school hymn
- Sermons preached previous to 1879
- Addresses
- Brilliants from the writings of the Right Reverend Phillips Brooks
- The light of the world
- Pansies from Phillips Brooks
- Poems
- The candle of the Lord and other sermons
- O little town of Bethlehem
- Alexander Hamilton Vinton
- Ein Ruf in die Höhe
- Conférences sur la prédication
- The priesthood
- Diocese of Massachusetts
- Literature and life
- The living church
- Sermons
- Lectures on preaching
- Thought and action
- Baptism and confirmation
- Letters of travel
- Twenty sermons
- A Christmas carol
- Ein ruf in die höhe
- Siegeskraft
- Addresses by Phillips Brooks
- Visions and tasks
- The influence of Jesus
Author data: Open Library