Unfinished Rainbows, and Other Essays
George Wood Anderson
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Length 4 h 43 min
Chapters 26
First published 1922
George Wood Anderson was educated at Ohio Wesleyan University, and became a noted pastor and evangelist as well as an accomplished musician and hymn writer. During World War I, he spent nine months in France with the YMCA. This is a collection of essays often inspiring, but always challenging to a deeper Christian life. Summary by Larry Wilson
Chapters
1
Unfinished Rainbows Read by Larry Wilson 9:43
2
Gathering Sunsets Read by Cbteddy 8:25
3
Beyond the Curtained Clouds Read by Pete Gordon 11:59
4
Tilling the Sky Read by Judson Thomas 10:11
5
Unquarried Statues Read by Belinda McReynolds 9:48
6
The Ages to Come Read by Belinda McReynolds 10:10
7
The Unlocked Door of Truth Read by Belinda McReynolds 10:36
8
Weaving Sunbeams Read by Belinda McReynolds 10:36
9
The Pathway of a Noble Purpose Read by Belinda McReynolds 9:52
10
Swords for Moral Battles Read by Bill Mosley 13:04
11
Spiced Wine Read by Belinda McReynolds 10:14
12
The Fever of Health Read by Belinda McReynolds 9:54
13
The Wisdom of the Unlearned Read by Beth J Burroughs 12:01
14
The Strength of Weakness Read by Bill Mosley 13:53
15
Crumbling Palaces Read by Cbteddy 8:53
16
The Echo of Life’s Unsung Songs Read by Judson Thomas 9:09
17
Modern Judases Read by Christopher Boswell 12:22
18
The Adjustable Universe Read by Beeswaxcandle 10:02
19
Seeing Love Read by Wayne Cooke 13:24
20
The Dignity of Labor Read by Robert Gordon 12:18
21
Above the Commonplace of Sin Read by Beeswaxcandle 11:22
22
The Investment of a Life Read by Christopher Boswell 12:12
23
Thought Planting Read by Belinda McReynolds 9:58
24
The Rosary of Tears Read by Brian Keenan 11:12
25
The Hearthstone of the Heart Read by Belinda McReynolds 10:12
26
The Unoared Sea Read by Christopher Boswell 11:45
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