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Dr. James Montgomery Boice (1938–2000)

  
 
Dr. James Montgomery Boice

James Montgomery Boice was an articulate spokesman for the Reformed faith in America and around the world. He was Tenth’s senior minister from 1968 to 2000. Under his leadership, Tenth Presbyterian Church became a model of urban ministry.

Born

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: July 7, 1938

Died

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: June 15, 2000; Dr. Boice is buried at Arlington Cemetery in Drexel Hill off State Road just west of Philadelphia 

Senior Minister

Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: 1968–2000

Family

Wife: Linda Ann McNamara Boice
Children: Elizabeth Anne, Heather Louise, Jennifer Sue

Education

Diploma, The Stony Brook School, 1956
A. B., Harvard University , 1960
B. D., Princeton Theological Seminary, 1963
D. Theol., University of Basel , Switzerland , 1966
D. D., The Theological Seminary of the Reformed Episcopal Church, 1982

Materials available to download

Download Dr. Boice's CV, which includes his complete list of publications (pdf).

 

Click here to order any of Dr. Boice's publications in print.

 

Download Dr. Boice's testimony to the congregation on learning of his terminal illness (pdf).

 

Download the program for Dr. Boice's memorial service (pdf).

 

Materials available for purchase

To obtain the following memorial booklet about Dr. Boice or special recordings, email the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals

  • Commemorative Booklet on Dr. Boice’s life. The Alliance code is B-BCB. 

  • Cassette of Dr. James M. Boice’s memorial service. The Alliance tape code to use when ordering is 000623.
  • A set of four cassette tapes in a protective album, “The Boice Tribute.” This includes the memorial service, Dr. Boice’s last two sermons (Good Friday and Easter of 2000), a tribute that was done on WFIL radio in Philadelphia, the sermon Dr. Philip Ryken preached the Sunday morning after Dr. Boice’s death, as well as the sermon preached by Eric Alexander the Sunday after the memorial service. The Alliance code is BMT.
 
Updated: 12/07/2007.
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