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Charles Henry Parkhurst
Charles Henry Parkhurst is described in biographical records as an American clergyman (1842–1933) (1842–1933). The selections gathered here touch on jesus christ, love. This profile brings the attributed quotations together with their available source information.
“The completed beauty of Christ’s life is only the added beauty of little inconspicuous acts of beauty—talking with the woman at the well; showing the young ruler the stealthy ambition laid away in his heart that kept him out of the Kingdom of Heaven; … teaching a little knot of followers how to pray; kindling a fire and broiling fish that his disciples might have a breakfast waiting for them when they came ashore from a night of fishing, cold, tired, and discouraged. All of these things, you see, let us in so easily into the real quality and tone of [Christ’s] interests, so specific, so narrowed down, so enlisted in what is small, so engrossed with what is minute.”— Charles Henry Parkhurst
Biography at a glance
- Profile: American clergyman (1842–1933)
- Life: 1842–1933
- Quotes in this collection: 1
Life and work
Biographical records connect Charles Henry Parkhurst with Williston Northampton School. This collection includes one quotation credited to Charles Henry Parkhurst. Each quotation page preserves its own citation, when supplied, so readers can follow the passage back to its stated context.
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