The Reformed Pastor

Focusing on the transformative ministry of Richard Baxter, this work highlights his impact on the community of Kidderminster, turning it from a disordered society into a devoted congregation. Written in 1656 for ministers, Baxter emphasizes the spiritual responsibilities of the clergy and outlines methods for achieving lasting change. Esteemed by contemporaries like Thomas Manton and Philip Doddridge, the book is regarded as a profound guide for pastors, encouraging them to realize their potential through dedicated practice of faith.