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by Charles Edward 1854- Woodcock (Author)
A powerful sermon delivered on a momentous occasion in the history of the American Episcopal Church. Woodcock's eloquent words urge his listeners to remember their dual obligations as citizens of the state and the kingdom of heaven, advocating for a spirit of active engagement and social responsibility. This edition includes the original text of the sermon, accompanied by historical and theological context that illuminates its significance for contemporary readers.
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