The Universalist Manual

A book of prayers and religious exercises 'adapted to the use both of public and private devotion, in churches, Sunday schools, and families' — one of the earliest Universalist liturgical manuals. Rayner, a former Episcopal priest who came over to Universalism, brought his old church's instinct for common prayer with him, and his manual gave Universalist worship a liturgical option two decades before the Gospel Liturgy. This collection holds the 1839, 1840, and 1848 printings.

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