Publisher's Synopsis
The Years in St. George's Mission is a fascinating memoir of a pioneering Anglican priest who devoted his life to serving the poor and the marginalized in the slums of mid-19th-century London. C.F. Lowder's candid and compassionate narrative takes us on a journey of faith, sacrifice, and social reform, as he and his colleagues struggle to bring hope and dignity to a forgotten community. With its vivid descriptions, vivid characters, and vivid message of redemption, this book offers a timeless lesson on the power of Christian love.
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