Plain Sermons for Servants

T. T. Castleman was a prominent Anglican clergyman in the 19th century who advocated for the spiritual welfare of domestic servants. This collection of his sermons offers practical advice and moral instruction for those in service, emphasizing the importance of honesty, diligence, and piety. Castleman's compassionate and insightful words remain relevant and inspiring today.

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