Pathfinders: And Other Saturday Sermonettes Which Appeared In The Tulsa Tribune During The Year 1920; Volume 1920
Pathfinders is a collection of short sermons, or "sermonettes," written by Richard Lloyd Jones and originally published in the Tulsa Tribune during the year 1920. This volume offers a glimpse into the religious and social thought of the time, reflecting on faith, morality, and contemporary issues through the lens of early 20th-century American Christianity.
These pieces provide a unique historical snapshot, revealing the concerns and values prevalent in the American Midwest during a period of significant social and cultural change. Readers interested in religious history, American journalism, or the spirit of the early 1920s will find this collection a fascinating and insightful resource.
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