Jesus and I are Friends

Professor W. Brenton Greene of Princeton Theological Seminary, after 25 years of intimate association with Miller, said reverently: "If I dared let any man embody my idea of our Lord, I should find myself unconsciously turning to Dr. Miller for such embodiment. We can try to follow him only afar off, but it is one of God's best gifts to us that we have been given such an example of Christlikeness."

Table of Contents

Foreword

Note: Before every chapter, John Faris has included one or two quotes from from James Miller’s books.

1. Quote – Ancestry and Early Years
2. Quote – With the Christian Commission
3. Quote – At the Front
4. Quote – In Camp and Hospital
5. Quote – The Theological Seminary and the Pastorate
6. Quote – The Pastor at Work
7. Quote – Thirty-two Years an Editor
8. Quote – How Editorial Associates Viewed His Work
9. Quote – The Author of Devotional Books
10. Quote – Ministering Through the Mails
11. Quote – The World His Parish
12. Quote – Vacation Days
13. Quote – The Last Years
14. Quote – Tributes of Affection

Bibliography

In Paula’s copy of Jesus and I are Friends, there is a letter to Mr. J. M. Reed of Dravosburg, Allegheny Co., Pa.: His cousin, It is attached here in pdf form.

The Life of Dr. J.R. Miller: Jesus and I Are Friends was first published in in 1912 by The Presbyterian Board of Publication. It has 246 pages.

The author John Thomson Faris was close friend of James Russell Miller and an associate editor of the Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath School Work.

The transcription was made by Paula Kuczynski: a volunteer. This is Paula’s thirteenth work and eleventh book.