Twelve Sermons Delivered During the Session of the United States Convention of Universalists, in the City of New York, September 15Th and 16Th, 1853

Discover the enduring legacy of the Universalist Church and its commitment to social justice and equality in this inspiring collection of sermons. Preached during a pivotal moment in American history, these sermons offer a powerful message of hope, compassion, and unity that still resonates today. With its thought-provoking insights and eloquent prose, this book is an essential document of American religious and cultural history.

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