A Sermon Preached at the Dedication of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, Richmond Street, Toronto, on Sunday, June 29, 1845 (Classic Reprint): And of the ... on Sunday, July 27, 1845 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Celebrate a historic dedication with a sermon that illuminates the love of Christ for the Church and its essential divine nature. This nonfiction work presents a dedication address given for Wesleyan Methodist churches in Toronto and Montreal, offering a window into 19th‑century faith, worship, and church life.

Within its pages, the speech anchors its message in the love of Christ, the incarnation, and the authority of Scripture. It discusses how faith is expressed through church unity, baptism, and the ongoing work of grace in daily living. The text also engages with how a sacred building can serve as a vessel for divine blessings and the spread of evangelical truth.

• Explains the object of the Saviour's love as the Church and its mission in the world.


• Explores the mode of Christ’s love as it is revealed through the crucifixion, incarnation, and glory of God.


• Clarifies how baptism and the Word work together in the life of believers.


• Reflects on church dedication, worship, and the safeguards against religious excess.

Ideal for readers of historical sermons, religious history, and those interested in 19th‑century Methodist thought.

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