Founders of Christian movements
By: edited by Philip Henry Lotz.
Series: His Creative personalities. Vol. III
Publisher: Association Press
Published: 1941
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 160
Subjects: Christian biography.; Reformers -- Biography.
Notes: "For further reading" at end of each chapter.
Table of contents: title: Introduction.; title: Robert Raikes, founder of the Sunday school, by A. J. W. Myers.; title: William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, by F. G. Lankard.; title: Walter Rauschenbusch, prophet of social justice, by G. W. Fiske.; title: John Calvin, man of iron will who lived for God's glory, by Georgia Harkness.; title: St. Paul, the man who dared, by Lois R. Robison.; title: Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf, founder of the Moravian Church, by H. H. Meyer.; title: St. Benedict, founder of western monasticism, by L. B. Hazzard.; title: St. Francis of Assisi, saint of the Middle Ages, by W. D. Schermerhorn.; title: Horace Bushnell, pioneer in religious education, by A. J. W. Myers.; title: Martin Luther, saint or devil, by J. V. Thompson.; title: Alexander Campbell, adventurer in freedom, by Eva J. Wrather.; title: Ignatius Loyola, author of "A spiritual manual of arms," by Laura H. Wild.; title: William Ellery Channing, founder of Unitarianism, by Lois R. Robison.; title: George Fox, founder of the Society of Friends, by T. R. Kelly.; title: John Wesley, founder of Methodism, by J. W. Prince.