Clement of Alexandria’s Paedagogus is a seminal work that has shaped the way the early Church understood Christian moral formation. This volume provides an in-depth examination of the text, exploring its theological, cultural, and educational significance. By looking closely at how Clement used the imagery of Christ as the 'Tutor' or 'Pedagogue', the contributors offer fresh perspectives on how early Christians were encouraged to live, worship, and grow in their faith. This study is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the patristic era, early Christian ethics, or the history of religious education. You will find that these scholarly insights breathe new life into an ancient text, highlighting its relevance for contemporary discussions on discipleship and Christian identity. Join this exploration into the mind of a Church Father and discover how his ancient wisdom can continue to inspire your own journey of spiritual formation today.