In His Steps: kim kimdir, zaman çizelgesi ve yerler

An unemployed man interrupts Maxwell’s church service, challenges the congregation’s compassion, and collapses.

After caring for the stranger until his death, Maxwell invites church members to follow Jesus’ example for a year.

Norman refuses to print a prizefight report and buys back the newsboys’ unsold papers.

Powers receives evidence of illegal railroad practices and weighs reporting them against the danger to his family’s livelihood.

Rachel refuses singing opportunities while Virginia questions the comfortable habits of wealthy society.

Rachel rejects Rollin’s proposal and chooses to sing at the Rectangle’s religious meetings.

Rachel quiets the Rectangle audience, Maxwell preaches with new compassion, and Powers resigns.

Marsh and Maxwell organize political reformers, while Norman commits his newspaper to their campaign.

Virginia brings Loreen home from the Rectangle despite Madam Page’s concern for the family’s social standing.

Virginia offers half a million dollars to support Norman’s newspaper as his policies cause heavy losses.

A drunken crowd attacks the departing Christians, and Loreen dies from a bottle after pushing Virginia aside.

Raymond votes to retain its saloons, and Loreen’s funeral strengthens the pledged Christians’ opposition to the liquor trade.

Virginia plans housing and protection in the Rectangle, and Rachel agrees to teach music there.

Maxwell gives up his vacation and uses his savings to send a struggling family to the coast.

Rachel hears about Rollin’s work among wealthy club men and privately recognizes her growing love for him.

Maxwell’s church adopts a plan to invite other churches into a nationwide fellowship based on conduct.

Felicia gives flowers to a shivering boy and challenges her wealthy family’s separation from poverty.

Felicia joins Bruce’s pledge, and news of Mr. Sterling’s suicide interrupts Bruce’s conversation with the Bishop.

After financial ruin and their parents’ deaths, Felicia and Rose join the Winslow household in Raymond.

Bruce and the Bishop decide to leave their positions and establish a Settlement House among Chicago’s poor.

An attacker recognizes the Bishop’s past kindness, stops the robbery, and receives help finding work.

Clayton closes his saloon property when its lease expires and offers the building for Settlement work.

Unemployed workers challenge Maxwell’s account of the pledge, and Rachel’s singing calms the gathering.

Maxwell preaches personal sacrifice in Chicago, receives new pledges, and experiences a vision of disciples and a transformed church.