Dr. J.R. Miller

James Russell Miller D.D. is one of the many neglected Christian authors who were gradually slipping into obscurity, when along came the Web. A site like this one works like a catalyst joining together various other sites and promoting knowledge of this long dead author.

Dr. Miller was considered by many to be the most gifted and popular devotional writer of his era. During his long career he wrote more than 70 books and pamphlets. These pages are dedicated to revealing a little of his life and works.

Here are some links to other sites that have some information about Dr. Miller

Archive Miller

Archive Miller continues to publish Dr. Miller's books with relentless fervour. The site dedicates one subdomain to each of J.R. Miller's full length books. So the following each have their own subdomain,

• The Best Things in Life
• Come Ye Apart
• Devotional Hours with the Bible
• The Every Day of Life
• The Glory of the Common Life
• In Green Pastures
• Making the Most of Life
• Morning thoughts
• Strength and Beauty
• Things to Live For
• Week-Day Religion

However there is only one subdomain for all the booklets and pamphlets. As there are at least 30 of these there might be problems in the future.

The full index to Archive Miller is at directory.jr-miller.com

Contacts

Len Jones

www.mnsi.net/~ljones

Windsor Restaurants

This is some blatant adverting for my web site listing all the restaurants in Windsor, Ontario. The site aims to be the destination of choice when selecting a Windsor restaurant. Initially the aim is just to list every restaurant in Windsor-Essex. There are approximately 700 restaurants in the area so this is neither trivial nor is it excessively difficult. The next step is to divide the restaurants into groups by location, service type, and food type. Pizza is the most popular subcategory.

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Last Update: 2005 June 7