James Stokes, pioneer of Young men's Christian associations
By: by his associates in more than half a century of world service to young men. Frank W. Ober, editor ...
Publisher: Association Press
Published: 1921
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 235
Subjects: Stokes, James, 1841-1918; YMCA
Table of contents: title: James Stokes : a man of vision / John R. Mott; title: "My specialty has been rather that of a pioneer" / Frank W. Ober; title: His fifty-four years in the New York City Association Fellowship / Mornay Williams; title: James Stokes and the Association work among railroad men / George A. Warburton; title: The most international member of the International Committee / Richard C. Morse; title: Mr. Standfast of the Young Men's Christian Association / Luther D. Wishard; title: The Paris Association and the extension of the movement abroad / Thomas K. Cree; title: Italy's call answered by James Stokes / Hale P. Benton; title: Breaking into Russia / Franklin A. Gaylord; title: The attempt to introduce Association work into the German army and navy / William B. Millar; title: The knightly counselor of the Young Women's Christian Association / Mrs. Thomas S. Gladding; title: Guiding principles / Charles K. Ober; title: A passion for helping folks; title: Messages, letters, and reports; title: "The happiest day of my life"; title: Appendix : The James Stokes Society, Incorporated