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The classic of Christian spirituality that kicked off the "What Would Jesus Do?" phenomenon. Charles M. Sheldon was a Congregational pastor in the 19th century who was inspired to try an innovative sermon series. He wrote a novel, and delivered one chapter a week to his congregation. Each chapter followed the adventures of various characters, each of whom asked themselves, "What would Jesus do?" when confronted with difficult choices in their lives. The series was a hit, and soon the chapters were serialized in the newspaper. Finally, they were collected and published, and the resulting book, In His Steps has sold more copies than any other book except for the Bible. In print continuously ever since, the Apocryphile Press is proud to bring this new, compact and affordable edition.

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