Sermons [by] Richard Cordley, D.D., for Thirty-eight Years Pastor of Plymouth Church, Lawrence, Kansas

This volume presents a collection of sermons by Richard Cordley, D.D., who served as pastor of Plymouth Church in Lawrence, Kansas, for thirty-eight years. Cordley’s sermons offer insights into the religious and social landscape of late 19th and early 20th century America. They reflect his theological perspectives and provide a glimpse into the life and thought of a prominent Presbyterian minister in the Midwest. These sermons are valuable for those interested in religious history, American Christianity, and the art of preaching.

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