Addresses to Children Delivered in Christ Church Brighton On Sunday Afternoons in 1873

Addresses to Children presents a collection of sermons delivered by James Vaughan at Christ Church, Brighton, in 1873. Tailored specifically for a young audience, these addresses offer moral and spiritual guidance in simple, accessible language. Vaughan's sermons cover a range of topics relevant to Christian teachings and values, aiming to instill faith and virtue in the hearts of children. This volume provides a glimpse into the religious instruction of the Victorian era and offers timeless lessons for young readers seeking spiritual enrichment. The book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history of religious education and the art of preaching to children.

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