Sermon And Addresses Commemorative Of The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Of The Ordination Of Rev. James H. Means As Pastor Of The Second Church, Dorchester: July 13th And 14Th, 1873

This volume commemorates the twenty-fifth anniversary of the ordination of Reverend James H. Means as pastor of the Second Church in Dorchester, Massachusetts. It includes the sermon delivered on July 13th, 1873, along with addresses given during the celebratory events on July 14th. The texts offer insight into the religious and social context of the late 19th century, providing a historical snapshot of church life, community values, and the role of a pastor within his congregation. "Sermon And Addresses Commemorative Of The Twenty-fifth Anniversary Of The Ordination Of Rev. James H. Means" serves as a valuable resource for researchers and anyone interested in American religious history and the history of Dorchester.

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