J.W. Alexander was a great Princeton theologian as well as a pastor for many years. Already known for his book Thoughts on Preaching, in this book, he calls us back to seeing families as little churches, and shows the necessity and importance of families worshipping together in their homes. The goal of this book is to extend the domestic worship of God's people, and especially to arouse children to honor the God of their fathers. To achieve this purpose, Alexander traces family worship from Eden through the O.T. and N.T. and church history. (260 pages)