Universalism and problems of the Universalist church..
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A statement of Universalist doctrine joined to a frank discussion of the denomination's practical problems — organization, ministry, growth, and the challenges of a fellowship long on conviction and short on machinery. Crispin, an Ohio minister writing from the Midwest, gives an unvarnished picture of the church's condition at the end of the 1880s that complements the official confidence of the Columbian Congress volume.
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| Author | Crispin, William Frost, b. 1833 |
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| Published | 1888 |
| Publisher | [n.p.] |
| OCLC | 1158089677 on WorldCat |
| Section | Denominational Life & Guides |