This autobiography shares the life story of Thomas Guthrie DD, a renowned Scottish preacher and philanthropist. It also includes a memoir written by his sons that sheds light on his private life and personal struggles. A touching tribute to a man whose influence extended beyond his time.
Thomas Guthrie's Speaking to the Heart is a collection of sermons meant to inspire and enlighten. From teachings on faith and moral responsibility to reflections on contemporary social issues, these sermons are relevant and powerful. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking guidance and inspiration for their spiritual journey.
This book argues for the importance of providing education and guidance to impoverished children, rather than simply punishing them for their circumstances. With compelling stories and facts, the author makes a strong case for investing in the future of these young people.
Our Father's Business is a powerful exploration of the role of religion in society. Written by Thomas Guthrie, a prominent Scottish preacher and social reformer of the 19th century, this book argues that Christianity has a vital role to play in the moral and social development of communities. Guthrie draws on his own experiences working with the poor and marginalized to make a compelling case for the transformative power of faith.
Thomas Guthrie provides a collection of his own speeches and writings on a variety of topics, including religion, social reform, and education. This work is an important record of the ideas of a prominent 19th-century Scottish preacher and social activist.
This volume collects some of the most memorable anecdotes and stories of 19th century Scottish preacher Thomas Guthrie. From humorous tales to profound insights into the human condition, Guthrie's stories continue to captivate readers and listeners today.
This book is a captivating autobiographical account of the life of Thomas Guthrie, a Scottish divine and philanthropist, written by himself, and a memoir by his sons. It is an inspiring story of a man of humble beginnings who rose to become a prominent figure in the religious and social landscape of 19th century Scotland. The book also provides a unique insight into the family life and values of the Guthries.