Stewardship 1897: In His Steps: "What Would Jesus Do?" 1898: The Redemption of Freetown 1898: Malcom Kirk: A Tale Of Moral Heroism In Overcoming The World 1898: One of the Two: "Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good" 1899: John King's Question Class 1899: The Miracle at Markham: How Twelve Churches Became One 1899: Lend a Hand 1899: For Christ and the Church 1900: Born to Serve: A story 1900: Edward Blake: College Student 1901: The Reformer 1903: His Mother's Prayers 1903: The Narrow Gate 1905: The Heart of the World: A Story of Christian Socialism 1906: The spirit's power: Or the revival 1909: Paul Douglas–Journalist 1911: The High Calling 1912: A Builder of Ships: The Story of Brander Cushing's Ambition 1914: "Jesus is Here!" Continuing the Narrative of "In His Steps (What Would Jesus Do?)" (sequel) 1912: In His Steps: A Dramatic Adaptation of the Story (with Frank H. Lane) 1916: Howard Chase, Red Hill, Kansas 1916: Of One Blood 1917: Modern Pagans 1919: All The World 1920: Heart Stories 1921: In His Steps To-day. What would Jesus do in solving the problems of present political, economic and social life? 1921: The Richest Man in Kansas 1924: The everyday Bible (as editor) 1924: The Mere Man and His Problems 1925: Charles M. Sheldon: His Life Story (autobiography) 1925: Two Old Friends 1926: The Life of Jesus 1927: Casework Evangelism: Studies in the Art of Christian Personal Work (Introduction only) 1928: The 13th Resolution 1929: Life's Treasure Book: Past, Present, and Future 1941: The Golden Book of Bible Stories: Favorite Stories from the Old and New Testaments Retold for Children References Further reading James Smylie, "Sheldon's 'In His Steps': Conscience and Discipleship," Theology Today, Volume 32, number 1 (July 1975) pp. 32–45. External links Kansas State Historical Society archived documents on Charles Sheldon PBS Documentary "Beyond Theology: What Would Jesus Do? http://ktwu.washburn.edu/productions/WWJD-BT/ 1857 births 1946 deaths American Christian socialists American Congregationalist ministers American evangelicals Christian writers Congregationalist socialists People from Wellsville, New York Phillips Academy alumni Writers from New York (state) Writers from Topeka, Kansas