author
Created by a group of Sunday school teachers in Boston, this collaborative author name is attached to a warm, practical work of religious instruction rather than to a single individual writer. The book reflects the shared teaching spirit of a 19th-century Universalist community.

by Teachers of the School Street Universalist Sunday School. Boston
This author credit refers to the Teachers of the School Street Universalist Sunday School in Boston, a collective rather than one identifiable person. The name is commonly associated with an older religious work preserved in public-domain archives, where the group is listed as the creator.
Because the credited author is an organization of teachers, not an individual, very little personal biographical detail appears to survive in standard library-style records. What can be said with confidence is that the work came out of a Boston Universalist Sunday school setting and seems to have been meant for teaching, moral instruction, and shared reading within that community.
For audiobook listeners, that makes this author entry a glimpse into how many 19th-century books were produced: sometimes by committees, schools, churches, or teaching groups whose collective voice mattered more than any one name on the page.