Ruth Erskine's Crosses

Pansy

Lu par TriciaG

(4.6 étoiles; 146 critiques)

Third book in the Chautauqua Girls series. Written by Isabella Alden under the pseudonym Pansy. (8 hr 16 min)

Chapitres

01 - Her Cross Seems Heavy	20:14	Lu par TriciaG
02 - Side Issues	17:18	Lu par TriciaG
03 - A Cross of Lead	18:37	Lu par TriciaG
04 - Bitter Herbs	18:51	Lu par TriciaG
05 - Seeking Help	18:10	Lu par TriciaG
06 - From Different Standpoints	18:17	Lu par TriciaG
07 - One Drop of Oil	19:24	Lu par TriciaG
08 - Finding One's Calling	17:20	Lu par TriciaG
09 - A Society Cross	17:33	Lu par TriciaG
10 - Other People's Crosses	18:11	Lu par TriciaG
11 - A Newly-Shaped Cross	17:07	Lu par TriciaG
12 - The Cross of Helplessness	16:23	Lu par TriciaG
13 - Looking for an Easy Yoke	17:20	Lu par TriciaG
14 - 'Through a Glass Darkly'	18:02	Lu par TriciaG
15 - Rests	18:55	Lu par TriciaG
16 - Shadowed Joys	17:16	Lu par TriciaG
17 - Duty's Burden	18:29	Lu par TriciaG
18 - Embarrassment and Merriment	19:08	Lu par TriciaG
19 - My Daughters	18:50	Lu par TriciaG
20 - A Sister Needed	18:09	Lu par TriciaG
21 - Trying Questions	18:22	Lu par TriciaG
22 - 'That Which Satisfieth Not'	14:53	Lu par TriciaG
23 - Wherefore?	16:23	Lu par TriciaG
24 - 'Hearken Unto Me'	17:08	Lu par TriciaG
25 - 'Bitter-Sweet'	16:25	Lu par TriciaG
26 - 'These Be Thy Gods'	17:11	Lu par TriciaG
27 - The Baptism of Suffering	14:12	Lu par TriciaG
28 - 'The Oil of Joy'	18:21	Lu par TriciaG

Critiques

Who's in Charge?

(5 étoiles)

Phxjennifer

One of the most difficult parts of the Christian spiritual journey is the decision to turn control over to God. All of the inner peace, all of the power to change your attitudes and actions depend on surrendering your will to God's love and grace. This book is a very clear illustration of Ruth Erskine's struggle for control. One of Pansy's best.

harder to follow, but a necessary bridge...

(5 étoiles)

GM Jones

One must remember that these characters are fictional and over 100 years old- even though you want to pouch up the phone and call Ruth and say, "what are you thinking???????" I had to do some re-listening because all the "she's" and "her's" get confusing. my heart aches for the Ruth's out there. We willingly put ourselves in these positions then wonder why we are miserable..... sigh..... on to the next book. (June 2021)

Legalism?

(4 étoiles)

Okies Kid

Pansy seemed quite legalistic in this story...father very weak...like most of her stories. Mothers too. I wonder why. There was also Sarah in this story that tormented so many people and yet she never was called on it like the author did with so many of her charactrers... Maybe I've read too many of her books too close together!!??