For those who do not know it, the Trinitarian Catholic Church offers two programs of education for members of the Church including those who have joined our religious Order and those who are preparing for Holy Orders. One of the study materials is, "Introduction to Homiletics" by Donald E. Demaray.
I would like to acknowledge and also thank Julie Innes, from Light and Life Communications of Indianapolis, Indiana for her thoughtfulness in sending me a copy of the 3rd edition of this book, which was updated and revised in 2006.
I'd like to further acknowledge that Light and Life Communications LLC has partnered with Wesleyan Publishing House to provide customer service and product fulfillment. All Light and Life products are available at their website: http://www.parable.com/wph/
Once again, I'd like to thank Julie Innes for being so kind and thoughtful to send me the book. I hope that others will find this information to be useful and that visitors to our Blog and our FDP website will visit Wesleyan Publishing House online.
Blessings to all!!
I'm just a person who gathers Stones. . .
- +Bishop Russell Francis, FDP
- Rocky Hill, Connecticut, United States
- +Bishop Russell is the Metropolitan Bishop of the Trinitarian Catholic Church (TCC). The TCC is a progressive, autocephalous Catholic Jurisdiction in Apostolic Succession. We include ourselves among a growing list of emerging Catholic faith communities that are not in "perfect" union with the See of Rome. +Bishop Russell founded the Franciscans of Divine Providence (FDP) in 1995. The FDP is a canonical, non-residential, ministerial, religious Order for men and women of the Trinitarian Catholic Church, which is guided by a Franciscan charism. The Jurisdiction of the Metropolitan Diocese of Hope includes the New England states, New York, New Jersey and Missouri (USA). Our Church and our Order are open and affirming to people from all walks of life. We work to repair God's House, in the spirit of St. Francis: one Stone at a time! Through a Gospel life that is lived among God's people, we seek to build bridges that unite all people of faith.
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