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TitleGenreLinkScripture TextDate DeliveredPlace DeliveredSubjectNotes
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Adoni-Bezek, or Sowing and ReapingSermonSermons, pp. 1-4Judges 1:7Not specifiedNot specifiedSowing--Religious aspects
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After That The JudgmentSermonSermons, pp. 5-8Ecclesiastes 11:9Not specifiedNot specifiedYouthThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va." Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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All Night Wrestling MatchSermonSermons, pp. 9-10Genesis 32:29Not specifiedNot specifiedPrayerThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va." Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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All Things Working Together For GoodSermonSermons, pp. 11-17Romans 8:28Not specifiedNot specifiedGod (Christianity)--Worship and loveThere is a second, shorter manuscript entitled "All Things Work Together For Good." On the back is an unfinished April 5, 1930 letter to a Miss Uldine Utley, typed on letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Sacred Music Publisher, Box 390, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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Andrew, Simon Peter's BrotherSermonSermons, pp. 18-25John 1:40Not specifiedNot specifiedSalvationThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead for the Deitz Colliery Company of Vanetta, West Virginia. Vanetta is in Fayette County; Cummings' pastorates in the county were in Boomer (1910-12) and Fayetteville (1927-39).
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Astronomy and the BibleSermonSermons, pp. 26-31Revelation 4:11Not specifiedNot specifiedUniverseThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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Baccalaureate SermonSermonSermons, pp. 32-422 Timothy 2:155/26/1940Williamstown, West Virginia (Williamstown High School)EducationCummings pastored in Williamstown from 1939-42. A similar, but not identical, manuscript, is entitled "Commencement Sermon"; there is no indication of the occasion on which it was delivered.
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BackslidingSermonSermons, pp. 43-50Luke 22:31-32Not specifiedNot specifiedApostasyThe sermon is typed on the back of 3 different sheets of letterhead: the Dietz Colliery Company of Vanetta, West Virginia; the Lynchburg Colliery Company, also in Vanetta; and Stone & Wolfe, Attorneys-At-Law in Ripley.

Vanetta is in Fayette County; Cummings' pastorates in the county were in Boomer (1910-12) and Fayetteville (1927-39). He served in Ripley from 1913-15.
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BarnaclesSermonSermons, pp. 51-54Psalm 139:28-29Not specifiedNot specifiedExcusesThis is just a list of 8 points, handwritten on the back of letterhead for the Glasgow Methodist Church in Glasgow, WV, which Cummings pastored from 1947-59. A similar list of points, with a text of Psalm 139:28-29, is written on the back of a postcard-sized printing of the song "Glory to God in the Highest," which Cummings coprighted in 1928. Other copies are listed in the User Guide.
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BartimaeusSermonSermons, pp. 55-56Luke 18:35-38Not specifiedNot specifiedSalvation
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Be Ye ReadySermonNewspaper Articles, p. 31Matthew 24:44Not specifiedNot specifiedSecond AdventThis sermon was "prepared for the [Charleston] Gazette." It was published under the headline "Second Coming of Christ Discussed by Minister" the title "Be Ye Ready" comes from a section heading.
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BeatitudesSermonSermons, pp. 57-63Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedBeatitudesThere are two similar, but not identical, manuscripts of this sermon.
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Blessing of SufferingSermonSermons, pp. 64-72Philippians 1:29Not specifiedNot specifiedSufferingThe sermon is typed on the back of 3 different sheets of letterhead: the Dietz Colliery Company of Vanetta, West Virginia; the Lynchburg Colliery Company, also in Vanetta; and Beury Bros. Coal and Coke Co. in Beury.

Vanetta and Beury are in Fayette County; Cummings' pastorates in the county were in Boomer (1910-12) and Fayetteville (1927-39).
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Blessing or a CurseSermonSermons, pp. 73-74Deuteronomy 11:26-28Not specifiedNot specifiedFree will and determinismThe sermon is typed on letterhead of the Pentecostal Mission Publishing Company in Nashville, Tennessee. Cummings studied in Nashville, graduating from the Literary and Bible Training School (now Trevecca Nazarene University) in 1909.
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BoySermonSermons, pp. 75-84Luke 2:52Not specifiedNot specifiedBoysThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "Songs of Salvation and Service, M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Wheeling, West Virginia"; it also gives a "Pastoral Address" of Glen White. Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18 and Glen White from 1919-23.
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Building SkywardSermonSermons, pp. 85-88Hebrews 8:5Not specifiedNot specifiedCharacterA handwritten note at the end reads "Our closing song is 'The Church's One Foundation'."
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CheerfulnessSermonSermons, pp. 89-95John 16:33Not specifiedNot specifiedCheerfulnessThe sermon is typed on the back of "history sheets" from the Passavant Memorial Hospital in Chicago. There is no indication of when Cummings might have been in that city.
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Christ the First and the LastSermonSermons, pp. 96-97Revelation 22:13Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--DivinityThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Sacred Music Publisher, Box 390, Wheeling, West Va." Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.

The letterhead also has the words and music for an anti-alcohol song entitled "Keep It Out." Other copies are listed in the User Guide to Cummings' songs.

Half of the page is typewritten text; the rest is a handwritten list of 6 main points.
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Christ's Charge to the Women of JerusalemSermonSermons, pp. 98-100Luke 23:38Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--PassionPoint 3 is handwritten at the bottom of page 2. On the back of that page is a handwritten prayer giving thanks "for this noon-day meal."
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Christ's Triumphal Entry to JerusalemSermonSermons, pp. 101-104Matthew 21:6-9Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--Entry into JerusalemThe back of the last page has handwritten notes that appear unrelated to the sermon.
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Christmas SermonSermonSermons, pp. 105-112Matthew 1:21Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--NameThe sermon was preached on Christmas Eve in an unspecified year. It is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18. The back of page 3 is an incomplete draft of a Jan. 2, 1916 letter to a Mr. E. H. Bookmyer in Philadephia PA.

This is similar to a "Pre-Christmas Sermon" preached in WSAZ's "TV Chapel" on December 11, 1960 (see pp. 24-27 of the Radio Addresses PDF).

There is another manuscript entitled "Christmas Sermon" (pp. 113-16 of this PDF); the two are based on different texts of scripture and have different content.
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Christmas SermonSermonSermons, pp. 113-16Matthew 2:2Not specifiedNot specifiedMagiPoint IV is handwritten at the end of page 3. On the back of page 3 are handwritten notes that appear unrelated to the sermon.

There is another manuscipt entitled "Christmas Sermon" (pp. 105-112 of this PDF); the two are based on different texts of scripture and have different content.
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Daily Rate for Every DaySermonSermons, pp. 117-202 Kings 25:30Not specifiedNot specifiedParentingThe sermon is typed on the back of "history sheets" from the Passavant Memorial Hospital in Chicago. There is no indication of when Cummings might have been in that city.
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Dislike of the CommonplaceSermonSermons, pp. 121-242 Kings 5:10Not specifiedNot specifiedOrdinary lives
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Epochs in the Life of MosesSermonSermons, pp. 125-32Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedMoses (Biblical leader)The first page is typed on the back of letterhead from Boomer Coal & Coke Company in Boomer, West Virginia. Cummings' first pastorate was in Boomer; he served there from 1910-12.
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Evil SpeakingSermonSermons, pp. 133-36James 4:11Not specifiedNot specifiedSpeechPsalm 15 is handwritten on the back of the last page.
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FatherSermonSermons, pp. 137-52Genesis 18:198/18/1937Not specifiedFathersIn 1937, Cummings was pastoring in Fayetteville, West Virginia. where he served from 1927-39. There are 5 manuscripts of this sermon. Three are entitled "The Father." Two of them are dated August 18, 1937. Two are identical; the 3rd has additional material handwritten at the end. One has the opening of a sermon entitled "The Mother" on the back of the first page.

The other 2, "A Message to Fathers" and "Sermons to Fathers," have significant differences with each other and the 3 "Father" manuscripts. "Sermons" is typed on the back of letterhead reading "Songs of Salvation and Service, M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Wheeling, W. Va., Pastoral Address: Glen White, W. Va." Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18 and Glen White from 1919-23.

For what is likely a newspaper clipping about these sermons, see p. 30 of the Articles PDF).
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Feasting and FastingSermonSermons, pp. 153-56Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedChurch--Unity
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Fever of LifeSermonSermons, pp. 157-66Matthew 8:15Not specifiedNot specifiedSpeechThere are 2 similar, but not identical, versions of this sermon. One is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Sacred Music Publisher, Box 390, Wheeling, West Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18. The page also has the words and music for an anti-alcohol song entitled "Keep It Out." Other copies can be found in the User Guide to Cummings' songs.
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Finding GodSermonSermons, pp. 167-72Psalm 42:3Not specifiedNot specifiedSermonThe sermon is typed on the back of "history sheets" from the Passavant Memorial Hospital in Chicago. There is no indication of when Cummings might have been in that city.
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Funeral Discourse for a ChildSermonSermons, pp. 173-74Isaiah 49:21Not specifiedNot specifiedFuneral sermonsThe sermon is typed on letterhead from Boomer Coal & Coke Company in Boomer, West Virginia. Cummings' first pastorate was in Boomer; he served there from 1910-12.
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God's RequirementsSermonSermons, pp. 175-78Micah 6:8Not specifiedNot specifiedWalking with God
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Going Out and Coming InSermonNewspaper Articles, p. 19Psalm 121:8Not specifiedFayetteville, West VirginiaLife cycle, HumanThis sermon was published in a newspaper under the headline "Life is Coming and Going, Says Fayetteville Pastor."
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Gospel InvitationSermonSermons, pp. 179-82Matthew 11:28-30Not specifiedNot specifiedGod--LoveThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18. On the back of the last page is an unfinished April 26, 1918 letter to a Mrs. G. N. Shirey of Vanetta, West Virginia.
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Hand of God in HistorySermonSermons, pp. 183-88Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedProvidence and government of GodThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18. A handwritten note at the top of page 1 indicates that it is an "Armistice Address."
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Hands of JesusSermonSermons, pp. 189-93Luke 24:39Not specifiedNot specifiedHand
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HeavenSermonPoems, p. 24Not specified7/29/1929Fayetteville, West VirginiaHeaven“This sermon in rhyme was delivered by the author. Rev. M. Homer Cummings, in the Fayetteville M. E, Church, Sunday morning, July 29. 1929.” Cummings pastored in Fayetteville from 1927-39.
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Heaven and Our Sainted Loved OnesSermonSermons, pp. 194-99Luke 9:30-31Not specifiedNot specifiedHeavenThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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Highway in the SeaSermonSermons, pp. 200-02Psalm 77:19Not specifiedNot specifiedSeas
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His Riches-Our RichesSermonSermons, pp. 203-072 Corinthians 8:9Not specifiedNot specifiedGraceThe sermon concludes with a handwritten note: "Close with story of the emperor who adopted a son."
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HomeSermonSermons, pp. 208-18Mark 5:198/21/1937Not specifiedHomeIn 1937, Cummings was pastoring in Fayetteville, West Virginia. where he served from 1927-39. There are 3 manuscripts of this sermon. The two entitled "The Home" are virtually identical, down to the handwritten notes and the beginning of a sermon entitled "The Mother" on the back of page 1 (see more complete versions on pp. 351-63 of this PDF). This version was also delivered on the radio, perhaps on August 21, 1937 (see pp. 7-10 of the Radio Addresses PDF).

The third version, "Family Religion," is similar, but not identical, to the other 2.
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How To Get SavedSermonSermons, pp. 219-23Acts 16:30Not specifiedNot specifiedSalvationThe back of page 1 has the scripture text for a sermon entitled "Earnestness in Religion" (Matthew 11:12). The complete sermon, if ever there was one, has apparently not survived.
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HymnsSermonSermons, pp. 224-30Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedSacred musicThe back of the last page is an unfinished letter to a Prof. E. O. Excell of Chicago.
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Ideal HusbandSermonSermons, pp. 231-40Genesis 24:63Not specifiedNot specifiedHusbandsThere are 3 manuscripts of this sermon. One, which lacks the introduction, is typed on the back of the May 28, 1944 order of worship at Walton Memorial Methodst Church in Ravenswood, West Virginia, which Cummings pastored from 1942-45. The other 2 are more complete and are similar, but not identical. They are also similar to a radio sermon entitled "The Husband" (see pp. 13-16 of the Radio Addresses PDF).
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Ideal WifeSermonSermons, pp. 241-47Genesis 2:18Not specifiedWivesThere are 2 manuscripts of this sermon. One is just a series of scripture texts, the longest of which is from Proverbs 31. The other is a more complete sermon on Genesis 2:18. This version is similar to 3 radio addresses entitled "The Wife" (see pp. 146-49 of the Radio Addresses PDF).
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Immortality of the SoulSermonSermons, pp. 248-52Job 14:14Not specifiedNot specifiedImmortality
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Influence of Gospel MusicSermonSermons, pp. 253-54Colossians 3:16Not specifiedNot specifiedSacred music
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Is It Well With Thee?SermonSermons, pp. 255-562 Kings 4:26Not specifiedNot specifiedElisha (Biblical prophet)The sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va." Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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It is EnoughSermonSermons, pp. 257-60Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedSufferingThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead for the Fairview Stock Farm in Ripley, West Virginia. Cummings pastored in Ripley from 1913-15.
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Jesus,- Paul,- Ye?SermonSermons, pp. 261-64Acts 19:15Not specifiedNot specifiedSpiritual warfare
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JobSermonSermons, pp. 265-66Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedThe sermon, which is mostly just a list of points, is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Sacred Music Publisher, Box 390, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18. It also gives a "Pastoral Address" in Williamstown, where he served from 1939-42.

On the front is an unfinished July 3, 1940 letter to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cavendish of Gauley Bridge, West Virginia.
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Joy of Helping OthersSermonSermons, pp. 267-68John 3:16Not specifiedNot specifiedHelpfulness
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Last Words of the Savior With a Lost SoulSermonSermons, pp. 269-74Matthew 26:50Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--BetrayalThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va." Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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Laziest Man in this CommunitySermonSermons, pp. 275-78Proverbs 12:27Not specifiedNot specifiedLazinessThere are 2 manuscripts of this sermon, both on letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18. The second one is handwritten, with the title "The Laziest Man & Woman In This Community." There are some similarities in the beginning, but significant differences in the latter portions.
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Let the Dead Bury Their DeadSermonSermons, pp. 279-80Matthew 8:22Not specifiedNot specifiedDiscipleship
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Light of the WorldSermonSermons, pp. 281-82John 9:5
Matthew 5:14
Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--MiraclesOn the back of the page are the lyrics to "A Sacrifice of Praise," a song by May Mabbette Anderson and John Thomas Benson, Sr.
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Living PastSermonSermons, pp. 283-84Ecclesiastes 3:15Not specifiedNot specifiedPresent and the pastOn the back of the page is a prayer asking God's "pardon for past failures" and "guidance for the future."
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Looks of ChristSermonSermons, pp. 285-86Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--CharacterThese sermon notes are handwritten on the back of "Glory to God in the Highest." Other copies are listed in the User Guide to Cummings' songs.
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Lord is My ShepherdSermonSermons, pp. 287-92Psalm 23:1Not specifiedNot specifiedShepherdsThe backs of pages 1 and 2 are incomplete drafts of a Feb. 22, 1916 letter to Prof. E. O. Excell in Chicago.
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Lordship of JesusSermonSermons, pp. 293-96Luke 6:46Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--LordshipThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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Loyalty to ChristSermonSermons, pp. 297-99John 21:15Not specifiedNot specifiedGod--Worship and love
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Man God Tried to KillSermonSermons, pp. 300-03Exodus 4:24Not specifiedNot specifiedMoses (Biblical leader)The sermon is typed on letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18. On the back of each page is a song entitled "Mother"; other copies are listed in the User Guide to Cummings' songs.
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Man's Perfect ModelSermonSermons, pp. 304-241 Peter 2:21, 22Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--ExampleThere are 3 manuscripts of this sermon. Two, both entitled "Man's Perfect Model," have some significant differences; one is typed on the back of letterhead for the Lynchburg Colliery Company in Vanetta, West Virginia. Vanetta is in Fayette County; Cummings' pastorates in the county were in Boomer (1910-12) and Fayetteville (1927-39).

A third also has the typed title of "Man's Perfect Model," but it is scratched out and replaced with "Christ, Our Example." It has some similarities with the other two, but on the whole it is a very different sermon.
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Me and Him is Both BrothersSermonSermons, pp. 325-29Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedBrotherlinessCummings says the text for this handwritten sermon is "the 52nd chapter and the 9th verse of the Book of Memory." The source he is referring to is unknown.
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Memorial SermonSermonSermons, pp. 330-32Luke 22:19Not specifiedNot specifiedMemorial DayThe sermon was preached "on the fourth Sunday in May" in an unspecified year.
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Minister's WifeSermonSermons, pp. 333-382 Kings 4:1-7Not specifiedNot specifiedWivesThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead for the Fairview Stock Farm in Ripley, West Virginia. Cummings pastored in Ripley from 1913-15.
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Ministerial EthicsSermonSermons, pp. 339-45Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedClergyThe back of page 3 is a handwritten list of 8 points such as "As a pastor," "Public Worship," and "Clerical dress."
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Misunderstood ChristSermonSermons, pp. 346-47Mark 15:36Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--CharacterThe sermon is handwritten on the back of an October 21, 1945 Order of Worship. The church is not specified; Cummings pastored in Coalwood from 1945-47.
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More Excellent WaySermonSermons, pp. 348-501 Corinthians 13:1-3Not specifiedNot specifiedLove
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MotherSermonSermons, pp. 351-63John 20:268/19/1937Not specifiedMotherhoodIn 1937, Cummings was pastoring in Fayetteville, West Virginia, where he served from 1927-39. There are 3 manuscripts of this sermon. The first 2 are virtually identical; the one with "Aug. 19, 1937" handwritten at the top also has "The Mother Watch," a poem by Edgar A. Guest.

The third manuscript is typed on the back of letterhead of the Boomer Coal & Coke Company in Boomer, West Virginia. Cummings' first pastorate was in Boomer; he served there from 1910-12. Its typewritten title, "A Mother's Love," has been scratched out and replaced with "Mother." Its introduction indicates that it was a Mother's Day sermon; the body has some things in common with the other two, but there are significant differences as well.

A clipping based on the 3rd version is on p. 11 of the Newspaper Articles PDF. The manuscripts are also similar to an "Our Wekly Visit" piece on p. 53 of Newspaper Columns.
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Mule You Can't Afford to RideSermonSermons, pp. 364-712 Samuel 18:9Not specifiedNot specifiedCharacterThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18. The back of the 1st page is an unfinished May 5, 1917 letter to a Miss Jessie Monroe in Ripley, West Virginia.

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Mutual DependenceSermonSermons, pp. 372-731 Corinthians 3:6Not specifiedNot specifiedNostalgiaThis is a handwritten sermon. On the back is an unfinished February 17, 1959 letter to Stephen S. White, the editor of the Herald of Holiness in Kansas City, Missouri.

There is a second handwritten sermon, also entitled "Mutual Dependence," on pp. 374-75 of this PDF. It is also based on 1 Cor. 3:6, but the content is completely different.
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Mutual DependenceSermonSermons, pp. 374-751 Corinthians 3:6Not specifiedNot specifiedReliabilityThis is a handwritten sermon. On the back is "The World's Bible," a poem by Annie Johnston Flint that was set to music by J. W. Askew.

There is a second handwritten sermon, also entitled "Mutual Dependence," on pp. 372-73 of this PDF. It is also based on 1 Cor. 3:6, but the content is completely different.
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New CommandmentSermonSermons, pp. 376-83John 13:34Not specifiedNot specifiedLoveThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead for the Lynchburg Colliery Company in Vanetta, West Virginia. Vanetta is in Fayette County; Cummings' pastorates in the county were in Boomer (1910-12) and Fayetteville (1927-39). A synopsis was published in the Coalwood-Caretta News, Coalwood, West Virginia on October 5, 1945 (see pp. 6, 7 of the Newspaper Articles PDF).
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New Year's MessageSermonSermons, pp. 384-89John 14:31Not specifiedNot specifiedEndingsThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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New Year's Message For 1941SermonSermons, pp. 390-92Philippians 3:13,141941Not specifiedPaul, the Apostle, SaintCummings delivered this sermon during his time in Williamstown, West Virginia, where he served from 1939-42.
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New Years SermonSermonSermons, pp. 393-97Psalm 90:9Not specifiedNot specifiedStorytellingThere are 2 manuscripts of this sermon. They are virtually identical at first, but one is more complete than the other. This is also very similar to a radio sermon entitled "The Story of Life" (see pp. 124-26 of the Radio Addresses PDF).
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No Permanent Peace While Sin RulesSermonNewspaper Articles, p. 23Psalm 46:9Not specifiedNot specifiedPeaceThis is "an Armistice sermon prepared for the [Charleston] Gazette." It was published in the newspaper on November 16, 1931.
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Not WantedSermonSermons, pp. 398-4052 Chronicles 21:20Not specifiedNot specifiedCharacterPage 6 is a near-duplicate of page 1 with some handwritten edits; the back of that page is a letter dated October 15, 1946 and typed on the letterhead of Coalwood Community Church, which Cummings pastored from 1945-47. It is addressed to SESAC Inc. in New York and is an unfinished inquiry about a musical contract.
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Old-Fashioned WaySermonSermons, pp. 406-11Jeremiah 6:16Not specifiedNot specifiedObedience
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Other SideSermonSermons, pp. 412-17Luke 10:31-32Not specifiedNot specifiedDiscipleshipThe backs of pages 1 and 2 have drafts of letters: one written from Moundsville, WV, on March 4, 1916 to the Rev. L.B. Bowers of Parkersburg, WV; the other written from Moundsville on March 6, to the Rev. Archibald Moore of Oakland, MD.
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Our Crown of RejoicingSermonSermons, pp. 418-251 Thessalonians 2:20Not specifiedNot specifiedFarewell sermonThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead for the Deitz Colliery Company of Vanetta, West Virginia. Vanetta is in Fayette County; Cummings' pastorates in the county were in Boomer (1910-12) and Fayetteville (1927-39).

The opening paragraph indicates that it is a farewell sermon; a version reached on "the day marking the twenty-fifth anniversary of his ministry" was published in a newspaper on September 26, 1935 (see p. 21 of the Newspaper Articles PDF).
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PatienceSermonSermons, pp. 426-27Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedPatienceThis is only Point III of a sermon, with possible notes for another sermon handwritten on the back.
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Reasons for MissionsSermonSermons, pp. 428-31Mark 16:15Not specifiedNot specifiedMissions
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Rejecters and Receivers of Jesus ContrastedSermonSermons, pp. 432-33John 1:10-12Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--Messiahship
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ResurrectionSermonSermons, pp. 434-381 Corinthians 15:1-11Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--Resurrection
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Rock That Is Higher Than ISermonSermons, pp. 439-42Psalm 61:2Not specifiedNot specifiedSuffering
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Second Armistice AnniversarySermonSermons, pp. 443-44Not specified11/1920Not specifiedArmistice DayCummings delivered this sermon during his time in Glen White, West Virginia, where he served from 1919-23. It was preached "two years and three days" after "the signing of the Armistice."
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Second Coming of ChristSermonSermons, pp. 445-65Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedSecond AdventThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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Self-ExaminationSermonSermons, pp. 466-692 Corinthians 13:5Not specifiedNot specifiedConscience, Examination ofThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead of the Bank of Fulton in Wheeling, West Virginia. Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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Sermon in Rhyme: The Gift of God to ManSermonPoems, pp. 244-52

Songs, pp. 342-55
Not specified3/10/1929Fayetteville, West VirginiaSalvation
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Seven Editions of Divine LawSermonSermons, pp. 470-71Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specifiedNatural lawThe text consists of 7 paragraphs, one for each main point. On the back is a handwritten list of 6 words beginning with "self" ("self-confidence," "self-control," and so on).
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Shortest Verse in the Old TestamentSermonSermons, pp. 472-73

Poems, p. 83

Poems Not By Cummings, p. 20

1 Chronicles 1:25Not specifiedNot specifiedLife cycle, HumanHandwritten notes for this sermon, with the title "Eber, Peleg, Reu," appear on the other side of a poem about Samson and the bottom of a poem entitled "Self-Centered."
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Signs of the TimesSermonSermons, pp. 474-772 Timothy 3:1-5Not specifiedNot specifiedEnd of the worldThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead of the Gauley Coal Sales Company in Vanetta, West Virginia. Vanetta is in Fayette County; Cummings' pastorates in the county were in Boomer (1910-12) and Fayetteville (1927-39).
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Span of LifeSermonSermons, pp. 478-79Psalm 90:10Not specifiedNot specifiedMortalityThe sermon is typed on the back of letterhead reading "M. Homer Cummings, Publisher, Songs of Salvation and Service, Box 768, Wheeling, W. Va."; Cummings pastored in Wheeling from 1916-18.
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Stairway to HeavenSermonSermons, pp. 480-81Genesis 28:12Not specifiedNot specifiedCrisesThis is a handwritten sermon. On the back is a roster of a "Membership Committee" and a note to visit a parishioner.
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Taking Offence at ChristSermonSermons, pp. 482-85Luke 7:23Not specifiedNot specifiedJesus Christ--Character
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TearsSermonSermons, pp. 486-89Nehemiah 1:4Not specifiedNot specifiedSorrowThere are two similar, but not identical, versions of this sermon. Both are handwritten notes on the back of a postcard, dated April 29, 1957, inviting people to be a part of celebrating Cummings' "fiftieth anniversary in the ministry."
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Testimony at Trevecca CollegeSermonSermons, pp. 490-93Not specifiedNot specifiedNashville, Tennessee (Trevecca College)AutobiographyThis undated address was delivered at Trevecca College (now Trevecca Nazarene University) in Nashville, Tennessee; Cummings graduated in 1909, when it was known as the Literary and Bible Training School. It is handwritten on stationery from the James Robertson Hotel in Nashville.