Since the publication of his first volumes early in the nineteenth century, the works of renowned German pastor, Friedrich Wilhelm Krummacher (1796-1868), have touched the hearts of readers around the globe. Most of his major works have remained in print through the years. However, many of his lesser-known sermons generally have been inaccessible to the English reading public--until now. You hold in your hand a collection of sermons and addresses, some offered here for the first time in English translation, that provide fresh glimpses into the life, ministry, and heart of this remarkable Reformed pastor.
Students of Krummacher's life and work will find within this volume many of the hard-to-find sermons and addresses that mark defining moments in Krummacher's earthly pilgrimage, along with biographical materials that illumine the context for his life and work.
However, those who read with a view toward being challenged and inspired will not be disappointed. Far from being merely a collection of dry, historical documents, Brotherly Union comes to Krummacher's readers with the same devotional qualities that they have come to expect in works from his pen. Whether a seasoned reader of F. W. Krummacher's works or meeting him in print for the first time, Brotherly Union will encourage and challenge you in the life of faith.
