John Hubbard Church
1772 – 1840
Books
- Evangelical preaching is rational preaching
- The progress of divine truth
- The death of the believer, unspeakable gain
- Female liberality acceptable to Jesus Christ
- A sermon, preached at the formation ot he First Congregational Church
- An attempt to explain God's gracious covenant with believers
- An oration, pronounced at Pelham, New-Hampshire, July 4th, 1805
- A discourse, delivered at the funeral of Mrs. Mehitabel Atwood, (wife of Mr. Joshua Atwood) of Pelham, N.H
- A discourse delivered at the funeral of the Rev. Elihu Thayer, D.D.
- A discourse, delivered at the funeral of Mrs. Mehitabel Atwood, (wife of Mr. Joshua Atwood) of Pelham, N.H., who departed this life, March 11, 1805, aet. 78
- The ministry of reconciliation, and the duty of ministers and people considered
- Thoughts on the character and blessedness of those who die in the Lord
- The death of the believer, unspeakable gain, a sermon
- The first settlement of New England
- Thoughts on the character and blessedness of those who die in the Lord, being the substance of a discourse delivered at the funeral of Mrs. Clarissa Butler ..
- Good designs should be faithfully prosecuted
- A sermon, preached at Concord
- The Jewish polity overturned and the sceptre reserved for Jesus Christ. A discourse, delivered at Newburyport, Lord's day evening, January 29, 1809
- A discourse delivered at Nottingham-West, New-Hampshire, October 29, 1822 at the funeral of Mrs. Lucy W. Tenney, consort of Dr. Daniel Tenney
- The reign of Messiah
- A sermon, preached at Concord
- The first settlement of New England
- The reign of Messiah, a sermon preached at the installation of Abraham Wheeler, in Canada, New Hampshire, Jan. 13, 1819
- A sermon delivered in Boston, May 26, 1829
- The Devoted Servant of Christ: A Sermon Delivered at the Funeral of the Rev. Paul Litchfield, of ..
- The reign of the Messiah
- An attempt to explain God's gracious covenant with believers
- The resurrection of believers
- "Three unclean spirits" combining men against Jehovah, a discourse
- The Jewish polity completely overturned: and the sceptre reserved for Jesus Christ
- Advantages of moderation
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