A Church Without a Bishop: The Apostolical and Primitive Church, Popular in Its Government, and Simple in Its Worship

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This book studies the church with no central leadership, which was the case in early Christianity as well as during the Reformation. It discusses how these churches operated without a bishop and examines the history of the apostolic church. The book emphasizes a simple and popular format for worship that was opposed to hierarchy and ritualism.