"Founders And Principles," subtitled "Jubilee Lects., Ed. By W.m. Beeby," explores the foundational figures and core tenets of Congregationalism. Presented as a series of Jubilee Lectures edited by W.m. Beeby, this volume, originating from the North Staffordshire Congregational Union, delves into the historical and theological roots of the movement. The lectures provide insights into the individuals who shaped Congregationalism and the principles that continue to guide it. This collection offers valuable historical context and theological reflection, making it an essential resource for understanding the development and enduring relevance of Congregationalism.

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