A whole range of clergymen appear in Austen's novels. Were they mostly good or bad clergymen? How was each one unique?
Jane Austen’s Clergymen
Category: Faith
Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary
Austen's "dear Dr. Johnson" was a moral, religious writer as well as the author of a dictionary!
Thankfulness in Jane Austen’s Novels
What does Jane Austen have to say about gratitude and thankfulness?
Jane Austen Christmas Presents
Lots of ideas for Christmas presents for the Jane Austen fan in your life; or for your own wish list!
The Anne of Green Gables Devotional by Rachel Dodge, Book Review
Austen fans, you may also enjoy L.M. Montgomery's books. If you're a "kindred spirit" to Anne of Green Gables, check out this new devotional!
Rock Stars of the Regency: The Gentlemen (Part 2), and What Jane Might Have Thought
Who were the most famous gentlemen of Jane Austen's day? And what would she have thought of them?
The Meyersons of Meryton: A Jewish Family in Jane Austen’s England
This unusual Pride and Prejudice variation introduces a Jewish family to Meryton, and shows us more about Judaism in Jane Austen's England.
The Journal of a Georgian Gentleman: Richard Hall and the Baptists of Austen’s England
What was it like to be a Baptist in Austen's Anglican-dominated England?
Christian Jane Austen Variations 8: Laraba Kendig and Skylar Burris
I am Jael, and An Unlikely Missionary, are Pride and Prejudice variations in which Georgiana Darcy, and Charlotte Collins, find strength from God to face their challenges.
Mr. Collins, Country Clergyman
Hugh Thomson drew delightful illustrations of clergyman Mr. Collins.
