How important is it to Anglicans that the children of mixed marriages be brought up as members of their own Communion, and why? An Episcopalian’s Response
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Knox, L. Mason. How important is it to Anglicans that the children of mixed marriages be brought up as members of their own Communion, and why? An Episcopalian’s Response. ARCCM 24 (1 Apr. 1974). https://iarccum.org/doc/1282.
