Charles E. Park

[Collection of sermons, 1909-1953]

Jesus of Nazareth

The man required by the age

The mountain and the cloud

Unconscious service

The higher grounds for gratitude

The mercy of faith

The militant Christianity

Christmas

Work, and play, and manhood

The grace of Christ

Adequate assumptions

Rethinking our ideals

Easter in the Sunday school

Lincoln's religious message

Oh God, thou art my God

God's hired servants

The logical basis of peace

Finding the pearl of great price

This tantalizing life

The importance of the state of mind

A God of personal attention

The mother of harmony

A lodging in Bethany

Our need of patriotism

Beginning the day

God in the laboratory

Our moral authority

The meaning of civilization

Unexplored possibilities of livelihood

Palm Sunday in modern terms

The combination of tasks

The influence of Congregationalism upon the nation's religion

The measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ

The secret of Christ's happiness

Prayers

The practical side of Christ

The unrecorded teaching of Jesus

What would the angel say?

The correctives of distance

Ideal and practice

A comforting religion

Employment and neglect

The dilemma of thanksgiving

The eye-witness

The voice that spoke to Joshua

Grounds for hope

If Jesus was not God, why bother with him

A new conception of citizenship

The language of God

Address ... at the funeral services of the Rev. Arthur Pearl Wedge

The divine violence

Looking backward

The oil of gladness

Saved by our sins

The importance of spiritual integrity

Personal religion

The puritan church

The potency of faith

Spiritual elasticity

Inviting war by fearing it

The choice of life's rewards

Humanism and theism

Joshua's insult

The stature of Christ

God our father

A man's right to happiness

Say good-by to me here

The obligation of individualism

The part of life we cannot help

What does the flag say?

The middle of the picture

The inevitable fruit of the spirit

Learning Christ

Principle and personality

Religion's changing objectives

The central message of Christianity

His rule of life

Do we want the grace of Christ?

Faith in the old things

The independence of the soul

Taking Christ seriously

What is Christ to a Unitarian?

The body and the spirit

Possibilities of beauty in the congregational order

Christ or superman

Power and purpose

The practical idealist

The simplicity of Christ

The man and what the man does

Overcoming the world

Thoughts and actions

"... and still call himself Christian."

The self in the background

The Palm Sunday Christ

The real enemy

Christianity and democracy

The charge to the people

The community glow