Discover a detailed look at the scriptural basis of the English Church through a series of sermons, notes, and illustrations.
This edition gathers Derwent Coleridge’s sermons into a single, accessible volume that asks what the English Church should be, in light of Scripture and tradition. It includes thoughtful notes and illustrations to illuminate the preacher’s aims and the era’s ecclesiastical concerns. The book also features a substantial Preface that discusses the church’s establishment, the challenges of the times, and the value of serious theological study for both clergy and lay readers.
What you’ll experience
- A sequence of sermons centered on the scriptural character of the English Church
- Editorial notes and illustrations that clarify historical and theological points
- Context on church life, governance, and public faith in 19th‑century England
Ideal for readers of ecclesiastical history, 19th‑century Anglican thought, and those exploring the dialogue between Scripture and church authority.