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Book Review: III. Ministry Studies: Now the Joyful Celebration

united church. The author provides clear definitions of the various Methodist groups—black, white, south, north—and observes the hymnological consequences of reunion, but he does not examine the collections of the divided groups to illustrate hymnologically their distinctives. Distracting, but not materially damaging, are a number of small errors: a misspelling in the first hymnic citation; the anachronism of having Asbury in West Virginia: a wrong middle initial for William Bradbury; a full stop before the last stanza of "Where cross the crowded ways of life"; and the consistent (and incorrect) hyphenation of Pratt Green, Methodism's most prominent contemporary hymnist.