Pastor in the Sick-room. Three Lectures Delivered at Princeton Theological Seminary, March 1892

“The Pastor in the Sick-room” offers timeless guidance for ministers and caregivers. Based on lectures delivered at Princeton Theological Seminary in 1892 by John Dunlap Wells, this book explores the vital role of the pastor in providing spiritual comfort and support to those who are ill or facing death. Wells emphasizes the importance of compassionate listening, prayer, and the skillful application of scripture in the sickroom. His insights, rooted in deep theological reflection and practical experience, provide a framework for effective pastoral care during times of suffering and uncertainty. This edition preserves the original text, making it accessible to a new generation of readers seeking wisdom and inspiration for their ministry.

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