In the Easter season of 1919, months after the Armistice, Henry van Dyke preached three sermons at the New York church where his son was minister. He speaks of peace in the soul, of a peace on earth that must rest on righteousness rather than mere rest from fighting, and of the power of an endless life, with the war’s destruction close in view.
Brief, consoling addresses from the author of The Other Wise Man, written for a troubled post-war world. Download the free EPUB.