The Teaching Parson and His People by: John Reginald Lumb / 1946 / Second Edition / Religion/Theology / Hardcover / Good Condition
Hardcover, binding and pages good. Stain inside cover along bottom leaf edge with minor bleed-through until page 11. Stamp on title page. 1946, second edition, revised and enlarged. London Vintage A897
"The Teaching Parson and His People" is a 1946 pastoral and educational book written by John Reginald Lumb and published by the National Society and S.P.C.K.
Book Overview Author: John Reginald Lumb (J. R. Lumb), a prominent writer on Anglican religious education and parochial ministry. Publication Year: 1946 (with subsequent reviews and editions noted through 1947).Publisher: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK) in conjunction with the National Society. Length: Roughly 208 pages in its original printings. Core Focus and Themes Teaching Role: Emphasizes the clergyman's primary mandate as an educator and catechist within the parish. Pastoral Relationships: Explores practical methods for a minister to engage, guide, and support everyday members of their community. Ecclesiastical Context: Serves as a manual or guide for Anglican pastoral care, emphasizing teaching children and adults within the traditional parish framework.
The Teaching Parson and His People by: John Reginald Lumb / 1946 / Second Edition / Religion/Theology / Hardcover / Good Condition
Hardcover, binding and pages good. Stain inside cover along bottom leaf edge with minor bleed-through until page 11. Stamp on title page. 1946, second edition, revised and enlarged. London Vintage A897
"The Teaching Parson and His People" is a 1946 pastoral and educational book written by John Reginald Lumb and published by the National Society and S.P.C.K.
Book Overview Author: John Reginald Lumb (J. R. Lumb), a prominent writer on Anglican religious education and parochial ministry. Publication Year: 1946 (with subsequent reviews and editions noted through 1947).Publisher: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK) in conjunction with the National Society. Length: Roughly 208 pages in its original printings. Core Focus and Themes Teaching Role: Emphasizes the clergyman's primary mandate as an educator and catechist within the parish. Pastoral Relationships: Explores practical methods for a minister to engage, guide, and support everyday members of their community. Ecclesiastical Context: Serves as a manual or guide for Anglican pastoral care, emphasizing teaching children and adults within the traditional parish framework.
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