Frank Woods sermons and addresses by Frank Woods
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Frank Woods sermons and addresses

Author: Frank Woods
Special Features: 1st Edition, Inscribed, Personalised
Condition: In good condition. The cover has some scuffing, edge and corner wear. Inner cover is inscribed. No other writing. Clean and tidy pages. No dog ears. Tight strong binding. From a smoke free home.

Philosophy & Religion Biography & Memoir Australiana

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
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Frank Woods sermons and addresses gathers the heartfelt sermons and speeches of the former Anglican Archbishop of Melbourne, offering a firsthand window onto Australian church life and spirituality. First published in 1987, this 191-page paperback blends biography and religion, tracing Woods’ journey through the pivotal moments he addressed from the pulpit and beyond.

Collectors prize this scarce first edition, presented here in clean, tightly bound condition with only light cover scuffing. A personal inscription appears on the inside cover, adding a warm touch of provenance without other markings or dog-eared pages, and the book comes from a smoke-free home.

Ideal for readers of religious biography, Australian history, or Anglican studies, this volume situates Frank Woods among the notable voices of late-twentieth-century Christianity. His reflections on faith, leadership, and national events remain relevant for anyone exploring spirituality down under.

Searchers looking for signed religious memoirs, Australian clergy writings, or first-edition sermon collections will find this copy both readable and gift-worthy. Secure this piece of living church history before it disappears from the secondhand market.