John Hall (1829-1898)
John Hall is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx, New York.
Family Prayers, For Four Weeks (1868)
Successful Preaching: Address to Theological Students (1870)
Papers for Home Reading (1871)
The Active Pity of a Queen (1872, 1873)
The American Evangelists: D.L. Moody and Ira D. Sankey, in Great Britain and Ireland (1875)
God's Word Through Preaching (1875)
Preparing to Teach: For Study by Sabbath-School Teachers and Training Classes (1875)
The Church — The Office of Elder: A Sermon (1877)
You and Your Children; or, Happy Homes: How to Make Them (1877)
A Christian Home: How to Make and How to Maintain It (1883)
Four Lectures on the Religious Use of Property (1883)
Rejectors of God’s Word (1883)
Preaching to the Children (1883)
Installation Service (John Hall Magowan) - Charge to the People (1883)
Side Lines of Ministerial Labor No. 1 (1883)
Side Lines of Ministerial Labor No. 2 (1883)
Installation Service (John Hall Magowan) - Charge to the Pastor (1884)
The True Inspiration of Life (1885)
The World’s Best: Vanity (1885)
The Relation of the Pastor to Missions (1886)
“Free Church” or Rented Pews (1886)
Believing and Confessing (1886)
Self-Preservation in the Church (1887)
Pulpit Truths For the Times (1887)
Thoughts For a Communion Sabbath Morning (1887)
God’s Institutions Man’s Best Gifts (1887)
Preachers and Their Subject (1887)
The Efficiency of the Congregation (1888)
Genuine Benevolence and Its Reward (1888)
Spiritual Sacrifices, Acceptable to God by Jesus Christ (1889)
Thoughts on the Old Year and the New (1889)
Scotch-Irish Characteristics (1889)
Sermon at the Third Congress of the Scotch-Irish Society of America (1891)
The Protestant Church and the Apocrypha (1892)
Included here also are prayers offered by Dr. Hall.
