A Funeral Discourse: Delivered In The Presbyterian Church In New-Brunswick, New-Jersey, On Sabbath Morning, September 18Th, 1842, On Occasion Of The Death Of The Reverend Robert Birch, The Pastor Of That Congregation

This is a published funeral sermon delivered by John Michael Krebs in the Presbyterian Church in New Brunswick, New Jersey, on September 18th, 1842, commemorating the life and ministry of the Reverend Robert Birch, the church's pastor. Krebs's discourse offers insights into 19th-century Presbyterian theology and practices surrounding death and remembrance. It provides a valuable glimpse into the religious life and social customs of the period. The sermon serves as a historical document, capturing the eulogy of a respected pastor and the community's response to his passing, offering solace and reflection to the grieving congregation.

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