First published in 1858, The Noon Prayer Meeting of the North Dutch Church recounts the remarkable prayer revival that began in New York City under the leadership of Jeremiah Lanphier. A humble businessman turned lay missionary, Lanphier began a simple weekly noon prayer meeting on Fulton Street in 1857. What started with only a handful of attendees soon grew into a movement that spread across the city, the nation, and beyond, becoming one of the great awakenings of the nineteenth century. This fascinating volume captures the spirit of earnest prayer, repentance, and spiritual awakening that marked the revival. Through vivid accounts and contemporary testimonies, it shows how God used ordinary believers and faithful prayer to bring extraordinary blessing in a troubled age. An inspiring reminder of the power of united prayer and the enduring influence of spiritual revival.