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In His Steps, Chapter 7 summary

Chapter 7 of 31 · 13 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 7, Rachel Winslow rejects Rollin Page’s proposal because his life lacks purpose, then questions her own pursuit of musical success and chooses to sing at the Rectangle’s religious meetings. Despite her mother’s opposition, she performs there, drawing a crowd and helping Alexander Powers resolve his own question about following Jesus.

What happens

  1. Rollin Page proposes, and Rachel refuses, explaining that his pursuit of pleasure gives her no reason to love him.
  2. Rachel applies her criticism to herself and questions whether earning money and applause gives her singing sufficient purpose.
  3. She rejects the concert company’s offer and tells her angry mother she intends to help the Grays at the Rectangle.
  4. After praying, Rachel arranges to visit the meetings with Virginia Page and Dr. West.
  5. Rachel’s singing attracts listeners from the surrounding streets, while Alexander Powers hears her and reaches a decision about following Jesus.

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Rachel makes personal cost part of her test for meaningful service. This explains why a prestigious singing career no longer satisfies her.

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Why does Rachel refuse to join the concert company?

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