Fairly Mounted on a Hill: Bromsgrove’s Church and Its People, by Simon Henderson (2015).
The story of a church and the people who used it. Before Henry VIII created the first of many splits in the English Church every man, woman and child in the country saw their local church as a focus of their life. While modern England developed around it, the parish church provided a point of continuity and permanence in often troubled times. This human story complements the church as a piece of architecture; it explains why churches look as they do and why we are who we are.
