Notes Of Lessons On The Catechism Of The Church Of England
"Notes Of Lessons On The Catechism Of The Church Of England" offers a detailed exploration of the catechism as used within the Church of England. This book, written by Robert Sutton, headmaster of the training school in Swinton, provides structured lesson notes designed to aid teachers in imparting religious knowledge. It carefully examines the doctrines, principles, and practices inherent in the catechism, making it an invaluable resource for educators seeking to effectively teach religious concepts to their students.
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