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-This is a valuable contribution not only to our knowledge of the history of religion in Britain during the Second World War - in itself a seriously neglected field - but also to the continuing relevance and vitality of religion within British culture and society during the first half of the twentieth century.- (Gerald Parsons, Journal of Ecclesiastical History)&ltBR> -Certainly, in this carefully balanced work Stephen Parker gives us much to consider on both the religious and historical front. He has also done a service in bringing to the fore aspects of inter-war life requiring further research, not merely in Birmingham but in comparative studies of different economic regions.- (Barry K. Hill, Journal of Beliefs & Values)

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The Author: Stephen Parker is a native of Birmingham. He holds a BEd (Hons) degree in Religious and Theological Studies, a Masters degree in pastoral studies and a Ph.D. in theology, all awarded by the University of Birmingham. Formerly a lecturer in Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Chester, he is currently head of Religious Studies at Cadbury Sixth Form College, Birmingham.

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