An Address To The Sisters Of St. Peter'S Home Brompton

A clarion intimate address that speaks across time to the heart of Norfolk pews and London chapels alike. An Address To The Sisters Of St. Peter's Home Brompton by Edward Meyrick Goulburn gathers a nineteenth century religious text's moral gravity into a modern living conversation about duty charity and faith.This compact collection of episcopal sermon and devotional exhortation speaks with arched humane clarity to Anglican parishioners and devotional readers. It anchors religious duty and charity in everyday life urging female religious duty and communal care as a public virtue. For readers of Victorian England and those fascinated by church history the language-steadfast hopeful reverent-offers both inspiration and historical texture. It's more than a historical artefact: it's a window into the era's spiritual economy and a reminder of the enduring power of Christian charity exhortation.Selling points: Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. This is a book that will resonate with casual readers and classic-literature collectors alike inviting them to encounter a bishopric sermon collection that speaks to the heart of Brompton London England and the wider Anglican world. A beautifully restrained essential addition to any library of religious address and nineteenth century religious text.