What Would Jesus Do In This Modern City
Henry Maxwell leads a Raymond settlement meeting where socialism, church reform, and Christian discipleship clash. Carlson denounces wealth and the churches while Rachel Winston’s singing stirs the crowd. Maxwell tests Chicago’s churches by asking what Jesus would do with wealth, unemployment, and personal sacrifice.
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Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Ad Claim
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Fragmented sermon questions Christian faith and discipleship
A readable fragment shows a preacher asking if listeners are ready to redefine being Christian, imitate Jesus, and walk in his steps as Henry Moorwell delivers a long sermon. The style mirrors an old newspaper religious column with period voice and emphatic questions. The text ends abruptly mid-sentence.
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