First published in 1885, The Family Preacher is a collection of short sermons designed to be read at home. Written by Francis Storr, a respected Anglican priest of the time, these sermons provide practical guidance on a range of subjects, from the importance of prayer and meditation to the virtues of humility and compassion. A valuable resource for anyone looking to strengthen their faith and improve their daily life.

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