The Kirk on Rutgers Farm

''The Kirk on Rutgers Farm'' by Frederick Brückbauer, written in the early 20th century, chronicles the history of a significant church in New York City. It details the church's establishment, its impact on the local community, and the contributions of notable figures such as Henry Rutgers. The narrative highlights the church's evolution over its first century, showcasing the resilience of its congregation through various challenges, particularly financial hardships. This work serves as an important historical account of the Presbyterian Church of the Sea and Land and its role in shaping community identity.