Charles Lemuel Thompson (1839-1924)
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City, NY, where Thompson pastored before taking over as the leader of the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions at the turn of the 20th century.
Charles Lemuel Thompson is buried at Prairie Home Cemetery, Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Address of Rev. Dr. Thompson in Reference to the Death of Hon. Edwin M. Stanton (1870)
The Great Presbyterian Conflict: Patton vs. Swing (1874)
Historic Presbyterian Characters (1888)
Lord, Increase Our Faith (1889)
The Christian Church and the Hospital (1891)
Black Bass and the Storm-Proof (1893)
In Memoriam of Philip Schaff (1893)
Presbyterianism and the Nation (1895)
Introduction to George W. Mead, Modern Methods in Church Work (1897)
Fac-Simile of the Shorter Catechism (1898)
Home Missions in the United States (1899)
Our Captain: To Theodore Ledyard Cuyler - Read at a Celebration of His Eightieth Anniversary (1902)
Centennial of Home Missions (1902)
Home Mission Centennial: A Backward Glance Over the Work Accomplished (1902)
Our Missionary Destiny: Problems Before the American People (1902)
Three Years in Porto Rico (1902)
The Institutional Church (1904)
America’s Position and Prestige (1906)
George Fletcher McAfee, D.D.: In Memoriam (1907)
Home Missions as a Social Force (1915)
The Latin-American Congress (1915)
The Religious Foundations of America (1917)
The Soul of America: The Contribution of Presbyterian Home Missions (1919)
Courtesy of Dr. Wayne Sparkman, PCA Historical Center.
Rev. Thompson wrote the preface and delivered an address titled “A Vision of the Future.”
