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Charles Reynolds Brown

1862–1950 · Congregational (United States) · Oakland, California, and New Haven, Connecticut

Charles Reynolds Brown (1862–1950) was an American Congregational minister who served the First Congregational Church of Oakland, California, for fifteen years before becoming Dean of the Yale Divinity School in 1911, a post he held until 1928. He was much in demand as a university preacher and gave the Lyman Beecher Lectures on preaching at Yale in 1922. His published volumes are chiefly sermons and baccalaureate addresses delivered to students.

17 sermons

  1. The Young Man Who Was a Favourite Son
  2. The First Inning
  3. The Young Man Who Was an Athlete
  4. Athletics
  5. The Fraternity Question
  6. The Young Man Who Became King
  7. The Religion of a College Man
  8. The Young Man Who Was Born to the Purple
  9. The Choice of a Life-Work
  10. Moral Ventures
  11. The Law of Returns
  12. The Highest Form of Reward
  13. The Use of the Incomplete
  14. Fighting the Stars
  15. The Power of Vision
  16. “The War against War”
  17. The Young Man Who Changed the History of the World
    1 April 1917
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