This matching set features three classic devotional works by renowned theologian Harry Emerson Fosdick: The Meaning of Service (1921), The Meaning of Faith (1938), and The Meaning of Prayer (1940). Published by Association Press, these pocket-sized volumes were central to early 20th-century religious thought.
Each book is structured for daily study over several weeks, offering historical insight into the Modernist Christian movement. The collection features coordinated pebbled bindings and includes the original ribbon in the Prayer volume. A significant find for historians, collectors of religious literature, or anyone seeking timeless spiritual guidance.
Item condition: Good vintage condition. Bindings are secure with expected rubbing on corners and spine ends. Pages show age-related toning. Includes personal library stamps from a previous owner. The Meaning of Faith has some handwritten markings and underlining.
