Stephen Higginson Tyng fut un membre influent du clergé de la tendance évangélique de l'Église épiscopale. Ses sermons et ses écrits se caractérisaient par leur urgence, faisant appel directement aux besoins émotionnels et spirituels de ses congrégations. Tyng prônait une vie chrétienne active et la réforme morale, ce qui transparaît dans son œuvre pastorale étendue. Son influence dépassa sa dénomination immédiate, façonnant le discours religieux et social de son époque.
This book provides a series of lectures on the intersection of law and gospel in Christianity, exploring the relationship between legalistic and grace-based approaches to faith. Tyng brings a pastor's perspective to the topic, offering practical wisdom alongside theological insights.
In this collection of meditations, Tyng provides practical advice for Christians seeking to deepen their faith and incorporate it into their daily lives. Each meditation is designed to inspire reflection and personal growth, making this book a valuable resource for anyone looking to enhance their spiritual practice.
This classic guide offers valuable insights and advice for anyone seeking to teach Sunday school. Drawing on his own extensive experience as a minister and educator, author Stephen Higginson Tyng shares practical tips for engaging students and deepening their understanding of scripture.
This is the official report of the ecclesiastical trial of Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., a prominent clergyman in the Episcopal Church. Tyng was accused of violating church law and causing division within the church by his controversial preaching and actions. This book provides a fascinating insight into the religious and social conflicts of 19th-century America.