Charles Sheldon

Charles Sheldon

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Portrait of Charles Sheldon Charles Sheldon,  In His Steps — Chapter 13 (1897)

“ I had laid out plans for putting into the NEWS such a variety of material in such a strong and truly interesting way that it would more than make up for whatever was absent from its columns in the way of un-Christian matter. But my plans called for a very large output of money. I am very confident that a Christian daily such as Jesus would approve, containing only what He would print, can be made to succeed financially if it is planned on the right lines. But it will take a large sum of money to work out the plans."
"How much, do you think?" asked Virginia quietly.
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Portrait of Charles Sheldon Charles Sheldon,  In His Steps — Chapter 13 (1897)

“ I have not seen his plans, but I have the same confidence that he has in making the paper succeed if it is carried forward on a large enough scale. I cannot believe that Christian intelligence in journalism will be inferior to un-Christian intelligence, even when it comes to making the paper pay financially. So that is my reason for putting this money--God's, not mine--into this powerful agent for doing as Jesus would do. ”
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Portrait of Charles Sheldon Charles Sheldon,  In His Steps — Chapter 13 (1897)

“ The fact is, dear friends, that in our coming fight with the whiskey power in Raymond--and it has only just begun--we shall need the NEWS to champion the Christian side. You all know that all the other papers are for the saloon. As long as the saloon exists, the work of rescuing dying souls at the Rectangle is carried on at a terrible disadvantage. ”
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