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Here is a list of all the links I can find to other sites on the Web that have more than a trivial mention of the Rev. J.R. Miller Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A synopsis of J.R. Millers life and a list of his books. The page is basically a abridgment of John T. Faris's work The Life of Dr. J.R. Miller: Jesus and I Are Friends. Presbyterian Historical
Society Philadelphia, PA. The page is copyright so I cannot reproduce it here. Essentially it reports it has 0.75 cu.ft of records pertaining to J.R. Miller. This includes: the history of the work of the United States Christen Commission in Ohio; notes, incidents, etcetera that happened in connection with army; correspondence; sermons; and photographs. Cyber
Nation Project
Gutenberg has a plain text copy of Project Gutenberg is a collection of more than 13.000 eBooks, produced by hundreds of volunteers. Deidre
Johnson has a transcription of parts of Shilohon Baptist Church sponsors the Shiloh Online Library, which lists the following works:
gracegems.org has the following works:
www.greenpasturesministry.com lists 26 verses from Green Pastures www.zeitun-eg.org has 92 readings from Green Pastures with Scripture quotations added from the King James Version of the bible. www.jr-miller.com is an attempt to collect all or at least most of Dr. Miller’s works. It has all the works listed above with the exception of ‘The Story of a Busy Life‘. Solid Ground Books a good description of Miller’s life 5 quotes from Miller /www.sta-marienberg.de/download/bible_readings_home.pdf Religious Revival in Civil War Armies members.tripod.com/~greatamericanhistory/gr02012.htm November 16, 1861 • Civil War Christian Commission Formed www.gospelcom.net/chi/DAILYF/2002/11/daily-11-16-2002.shtml In his notes Milner gives the number of his commission, 3420, and says that he served under J. R. Miller, later the noted editor of Presbyterian. Christian Business Directory has a blog headed Thoughts Regarding God and Life at cbd-thort.blogspot.com/. It has published some extracts from Archive Miller. So far it has featured the following articles. It also archives articles by the month March 2006Jenson's Blog featured James Russell Miller in March of 2006, and had a passage from Come ye Apart on April 5th. The blog consists of the thoughts from a Singaporean living in London, UK Christians Unite has five excerpts from JR Miller's works: Secrets of Happy Home Life There is an admission that these excerpts came from www.sermonindex.net/modules/articles/ tipsofallsorts.com has some snipits from Miller. All posted recently. Ministering Women Daily DevotionalsTracts Online publishes a chapter from Come Ye Apart on its home page every day. www.walkinlight.com in Singapore also publishes a chapter from Come Ye Apart every day. The introduction runs as follows: A daily devotional material by J.R. Miller, D.D. This devotional is one which I use for most of my quiet time. Personally, I feel his material ministers to me. It speaks to me and causes me to ask questions about my Christian life. May this material also help you. Check back often. This list is likely to grow. If you know of a link that I have missed, please e-mail me
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