Old And New: Sermons presents a collection of insightful sermons by Henry Scott Holland, a prominent figure in late 19th and early 20th-century Anglicanism. Holland's sermons, known for their intellectual depth and passionate delivery, explore a range of theological and ethical themes relevant to both his contemporary audience and modern readers. Addressing issues of faith, morality, and social justice, Holland's work reflects a commitment to bridging the gap between traditional Christian teachings and the challenges of a rapidly changing world.

These sermons offer a window into the religious and intellectual landscape of Victorian England, showcasing Holland's distinctive voice and his enduring influence on Christian thought. "Old And New" provides a valuable resource for those interested in theology, ethics, and the history of religious discourse.

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