Background
Coggan, Frederick Donald was born on October 9, 1909 in London. Son of Cornish Arthur and Fanny Sarah (Chubb) Coggan.
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This popular and readable book discusses the author's approach to preaching, and covers such subjects as dialogue and silence, as well as the biblical background. He stresses his hopes for a new understanding and sense of urgency about preaching, as a vital part of Christian life.
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This work introduces the reader to St Paul, not as the grim and pedantic figure of popular stereotype, but as a complex character: passionate, affectionate and very human.
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Coggan, Frederick Donald was born on October 9, 1909 in London. Son of Cornish Arthur and Fanny Sarah (Chubb) Coggan.
Bachelor of Arts, St. John's College, Cambridge U., 1931; student, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, 1934; Master of Arts, St. John's College, Cambridge U., 1935; Bachelor of Divinity, U. Toronto, 1941; honorary Doctor of Divinity, Wycliffe College, Toronto, Canada, 1944; Lambeth Doctor of Divinity, University Leeds, 1958; Lambeth Doctor of Divinity, Cambridge (England) University, 1962; Lambeth Doctor of Divinity, University Aberdeen Lambeth Doctor of Divinity, Saskatoon Lambeth Doctor of Divinity, Huron Lambeth Doctor of Divinity, Tokyo Lambeth Doctor of Divinity, Hull, 1963; Doctor of Humanities, Westminster Choir College, Princeton, 1966; Doctor of Literature, Westminster Choir College, Lancaster, 1967; S.T.D., General Theological Seminary, 1967; Lambeth Doctor of Divinity, University Manchester, 1972; Doctor of Laws, Liverpool U., 1972; Doctor of Civil Law, Kent U., 1975; Doctor of the University, U. York, 1975; Doctor of the University, King's College, London, 1975; Lambeth Doctor of Divinity, Moravian Theological Seminary, 1976.
Assistant lecturer Semitic languages and literature Manchester University, 1931—1934. Curate St. Mary Islington, 1934—1937. Professor New Testament Wycliffe College, Toronto, Canada, 1937—1944.
Principal London College Division, 1944—1956. Bishop of Bradford, 1956—1961. Archbishop of York, 1961—1974.
Archbishop of Canterbury, 1974—1980. Chairman College of Preachers., Prelate Order St. John Jerusalem, 1967—1989. Created Baron of Canterbury and Sissinghurst, 1980.
(This work introduces the reader to St Paul, not as the gr...)
(This popular and readable book discusses the author's app...)
Married Jean Braithwaite Strain, October 17, 1935. Children— Dorothy Ann, Ruth Evelyn.