Inside of the Cup
John Hodder becomes the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable part of town, but soon confronts contradictions between his faith and the lack of piety among his parishioners and himself. The story explores his struggles with hypocrisy and moral dilemmas.
Episodes
Black Motor Car-Harris Burland
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Black Cat Vol. 03 No. 01 October 1897-Various
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Charles Simeon-Handley Carr Glyn Moule
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Against Celsus Book 4-Origen of Alexandria
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Courtship of Miles Standish-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Captain John Smith-C. H. Forbes-Lindsay
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Fame and Fortune Weekly No. 19 A Rise in Life-Frank Tousey
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Against Celsus Book 7-Origen of Alexandria
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Discoveries Essays in Literary Criticism-John Middleton Murry
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
George Bernard Shaw-G. K. Chesterton
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Anecdotes of the Habits and Instinct of Animals-Mrs. Robert Lee
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Night Operations For Infantry - Compiled For The Use Of Company Officers (1916)-Charles Tyrwhitt Dawkins
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Book of Common Prayer, 1662 selections-The Parliament of England
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Henry VI, - Part 2 - William Shakespeare
"Henry VI," by William Shakespeare, explores the tumultuous reign of King Henry VI amidst the backdrop of civil strife and political intrigue in England. This play delves into themes of power, loyalty, and the fragility of leadership, making it a timeless reflection on the human condition and the complexities of governance. Its exploration of ambition and the consequences of conflict resonates wit
Inside of the Cup - Winston Churchill - Part 2
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
Inside of the Cup - Winston Churchill - Part 1
John Hodder, stepping into the large shoes of his predecessor, is the new rector at St. John's, a church in a fashionable section of town that isn't so far away from the misery of poverty-stricken Dalton Street. Quite quickly, Hodder becomes exposed to contradictions between his faith and the lack of piousness it entails for the actions of his parishioners and himself. (Summary by Christine Rottge
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