Ames, Charles Gordon
Born 1828-01-01
Died 1912-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL356663A
Top Subjects
- Bible (11)
- Sermons (11)
- Religious aspects (8)
- Conduct of life (4)
- Humanity (4)
- Life (3)
- Unitarian churches (3)
Books by Ames, Charles Gordon
Total count: 51
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The larger temperanceUnitarian Temperance Society1800-01-01
[Letter to] Dear Mr. Garrison1863-01-01
Stand by the President!An address delivered before the National union association, of Cincinnati, March 6, 1863.King & Baird, printers1863-01-01
Dead flies in precious ointment: a discourse on morals in Americadelivered in the Unitarian Church, Albany, N.Y., Sunday, July 3, 1864Cornell University Library1864-01-01-
Five poemsJohn Wanamaker1864-01-01
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Dead flies in precious ointmenta discourse on morals in America : delivered in the Unitarian Church, Albany, N.Y., Sunday, July 3, 1864J. Munsell1864-01-01
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This world as a templedelivered at Spring Garden Institute, Sunday evening, June 19, 1881s.n.1881-01-01
Ralph Waldo Emersona memorial address, delivered on Sunday Evening, April 30th, 1882Spangler & Davis1882-01-01-
Henry Wadsworth Longfellowa memorial address, delivered in the Unitarian Church of Germantown, Pa., on Sunday, March 26, 1882s.n.1882-01-01
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The inward witnessa sermon preached at the Western Unitarian Conference, Cleveland, May 7, 1882Christian Register Association1882-01-01
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Free kindergartenss.n.1884-01-01
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The sense of imperfectionGeorge H. Ellis1885-01-01
George Eliot's two marriagesan essay4th ed. rev.G.H. Buchanan and Co.1886-01-01-
Scattered LeavesNo. 6 : July, 1888 : helpful thoughts : from the year-book of the Spring Garden Unitarian Society, PhiladelphiaChanning Auxiliary1888-01-01
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Grace and truth through Jesus Christa Christmas sermonGeorge H. Ellis1890-01-01
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Sunday servicesPrinted for the Spring Garden Unitarian Society1890-01-01
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The judgment-day of the churchAmerican Unitarian Association1890-01-01
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Dust-- and a living soula sermonGeo. H. Ellis1891-01-01
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White daysa sermonGeo. H. Ellis1892-01-01
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Five prophets of to-dayCurtis, Whittier, and Longfellow : Renan and Tennyson : Samuel LongfellowSmith1892-01-01
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Things that are settleda sermonGeo. H. Ellis1892-01-01
"As natural as life"J. H. West1894-01-01
"As natural as life"J. H. West1895-01-01-
Judging one anothera sermonpublished for the Young People's Club of the Church by Geo. H. Ellis1895-01-01
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Hidden lifes.n.1898-01-01
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Fifty years a ministera personal retrospectGeorge H. Ellis1899-01-01
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Salvation by characterBritish & Foreign Unitarian Association1900-01-01
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The fatherhood of GodBritish & Foreign Unitarian Association1900-01-01
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Christianity and UnitarianismAmerican Unitarian Association1900-01-01
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The new atheisma sermonGeorge H. Ellis1901-01-01
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The new childa sermonGeorge H. Ellis1901-01-01
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Salvation by characterGeo. H. Ellis1902-01-01
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Endless progressGeo. H. Ellis1902-01-01
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The leadership of JesusGeo. H. Ellis1902-01-01
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The brotherhood of manGeo. H. Ellis1902-01-01
Living largelyextracts from the writings of Charles Gordon AmesJ.H. West Co.1904-01-01
Peter and Susan Lesley.G.H. Ellis Co.1904-01-01
Let us prayAmerican Unitarian Association1906-01-01-
Will mankind outgrow religion?American Unitarian Association1908-01-01
A book of prayersAmerican Unitarian Association1908-01-01
Abraham Lincolnhow he made the most of himself ; a discourse given in Boston, February 9, 1908, in the Church of the Discipless.n.1908-01-01-
The death of John Browna discourse preached on the occasion of his public execution, delivered at the Free Congregational Church, Bloomington, Ill. Dec. 4, 1859.Free Congregational Church1909-01-01
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Heart-ache and heart's-easea chapter from the book "As natural as life"James H. West1911-01-01
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God's part and oursBritish & Foreign Unitarian Association1912-01-01
Charles Gordon AmesHoughton Mifflin1913-01-01-
What do Unitarians believe and teach?twelve replies1st ed.British and Foreign Unitarian Association1986-01-01
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Prayer and modern thoughtBritish and Foreign Unitarian Association
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Unitarian thoughtReason & revelation
Christianity and UnitarianismAmerican Unitarian Association-
The voluntary systems.n.
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The fatherhood of God, the brotherhood of man, salvation by characterthree discoursesPhilip Green