Publisher's Synopsis
The Methodist Episcopal Church has a long and complex history, shaped by numerous factors, from theological debates to social and political changes. This fascinating book explores the various rituals and liturgies that have defined the church's identity over the centuries, as well as the controversies and challenges that have arisen. The author, a prominent church historian, offers insightful commentary and analysis, making this a valuable resource for scholars and lay readers alike.
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