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""A Sermon Preached In Christ Church, Hartford, January 29, 1865: In Commemoration Of Thomas Church Brownell, Third Bishop Of Connecticut"" is a book written by John Williams. The book is a sermon that was delivered in Christ Church, Hartford, on January 29, 1865, in honor of Thomas Church Brownell, who was the third bishop of Connecticut. The sermon commemorates Brownell's life and achievements, and reflects on his contributions to the Church and the community. The book provides a historical perspective on the life and times of Brownell, and offers insights into the challenges he faced as a…mehr

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""A Sermon Preached In Christ Church, Hartford, January 29, 1865: In Commemoration Of Thomas Church Brownell, Third Bishop Of Connecticut"" is a book written by John Williams. The book is a sermon that was delivered in Christ Church, Hartford, on January 29, 1865, in honor of Thomas Church Brownell, who was the third bishop of Connecticut. The sermon commemorates Brownell's life and achievements, and reflects on his contributions to the Church and the community. The book provides a historical perspective on the life and times of Brownell, and offers insights into the challenges he faced as a bishop in the 19th century. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of the Church in Connecticut, and for those seeking inspiration and guidance from the life of a dedicated servant of God.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.
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If you are looking for the author, John Williams, you won't find him in the office writing. He may be trekking a nearby hiking trail or floating in his canoe or kayak on one of the beautiful lakes that surround his Appalachian foothills home. If not there, jump on your bicycle and find a nearby trail, he may be wrapped around a tree somewhere and in need of your help. Teddi, his wife of 50 years, will tell you to take your time. Four children, all grown, made a break for it and put roots in different parts of our beautiful country. The seven grandkids don't know what he looks like. Go to the nearest locally owned coffee shop and just by chance he may be there. He will be the only one with a pencil and paper.