The gospel, the church and society
Subtitle: Congregationalism to-day; a book of essays
By: prepared under the direction of "Committee of one hundred" for the International Congregational council.
Contributors: Fagley, Frederick Louis, 1879-; General Council of the Congregational and Christian Churches of the United States.
Publisher: The General council of the Congregational and Christian churches
Published: 1938
Place of publication: New York, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 190
Subjects: Congregationalism.
Description: Received with Henry David Gray Papers.
Notes: Introduction signed: Frederick L. Fagley, secretary [of] the Committee.
Table of contents: title: The evolution of modern Congregationalism by Matthew Spinka.; title: Revelation and Christian experience, by E. W. Lyman.; title: Regeneration of the individual and of society, by J. W. Buckham.; title: The sacraments and the ministry, by G. G. Atkins.; title: The historic occasion and the validity of Congregationalism, by F. Q. Blanchard.; title: The place of Congregationalism in the ecumenical church, by H. S. Leiper.; title: The significance of the Congregational ideal, by Douglas Horton.; title: Independency and Christian fellowship, by W. E. Gilroy.; title: The road to Christian unity, by W. L. Sperry.; title: The influence of the church on society, by A. W. Palmer.; title: The church and the state, by A. E. Holt.; title: The church and economic processes, by A. W. Swan.; title: The Christian conscience and the family of nations, by H. A. Atkinson.; title: The church and non-Christians, by H. V. White.