Spiritual growth and Christian conduct
Katherine’s life is presented as a journey towards greater spiritual maturity and Christian conduct.
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Elizabeth Prentiss - Author
This is a faith-centred coming-of-age story in journal form, tracing Katherine from sixteen into later life. It focuses on spiritual development, self-discipline, family ties and the ideal of serving others.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a faith-centred coming-of-age story in journal form, tracing Katherine from sixteen into later life. It focuses on spiritual development, self-discipline, family ties and the ideal of serving others.
Katherine’s life is presented as a journey towards greater spiritual maturity and Christian conduct.
The book presents giving oneself to others as the route to true happiness.
Pay attention to how personal growth is defined: the book presents greater godliness, self-control and service as desirable. Discuss whether Katherine’s ideals leave room for personal needs, disagreement or different ways of living.
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Stepping heavenward. by Elizabeth Prentiss | Open Library
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