The Consecrated Life; Or, Thoughts On Practical Religion

Ernest Boys was an Anglican clergyman and writer of devotional literature. 'The Consecrated Life' is a collection of essays on the practical aspects of the Christian faith. Boys encourages his readers to live a consecrated life, one that is fully dedicated to God. He covers topics such as prayer, the study of Scripture, and the role of the Church in spiritual formation. Boys writes in a clear and accessible style, making this book a valuable resource for Christians of all backgrounds.

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