Add to ORKGA sermon preached to the eighth graduating class of the Rice Institute, by Edward Scribner Ames, Associate Professor of Philosophy in the University of Chicago
I have always hesitated at the aphorism mens sana in corpore sano. When Juvenal originally wrote in ...
A plea for pure sport • Audubon Science Club • Baseball • The farmer • YMCA • Valley Forge • Chorus ...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
Sports offer an avenue and environment that is rich with opportunity for character development. Pos...
A sermon preached to the seventh graduating class of the Rice Institute, by Clinton S. Quin, Bishop ...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
A sermon preached to the third graduating class of the RIce Institute, by James G. K. McClure, Presi...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
When we help our athletes learn integrity, self-discipline, dependability, humility, and service, we...
A sermon preached to the twenty-third graduating class of the RIce Institute by the Reverend Joseph ...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
A sermon preached to the fourteenth graduating class of the Rice Institute, by the Reverend William ...
The intensity of fans\u27 love for sports is no modern phenomenon. In ancient Rome, fierce rivalries...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
I have always hesitated at the aphorism mens sana in corpore sano. When Juvenal originally wrote in ...
A plea for pure sport • Audubon Science Club • Baseball • The farmer • YMCA • Valley Forge • Chorus ...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
Sports offer an avenue and environment that is rich with opportunity for character development. Pos...
A sermon preached to the seventh graduating class of the Rice Institute, by Clinton S. Quin, Bishop ...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
A sermon preached to the third graduating class of the RIce Institute, by James G. K. McClure, Presi...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
When we help our athletes learn integrity, self-discipline, dependability, humility, and service, we...
A sermon preached to the twenty-third graduating class of the RIce Institute by the Reverend Joseph ...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
A sermon preached to the fourteenth graduating class of the Rice Institute, by the Reverend William ...
The intensity of fans\u27 love for sports is no modern phenomenon. In ancient Rome, fierce rivalries...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...
I have always hesitated at the aphorism mens sana in corpore sano. When Juvenal originally wrote in ...
A plea for pure sport • Audubon Science Club • Baseball • The farmer • YMCA • Valley Forge • Chorus ...
This series of short reflections addresses athletes who profess the Christian faith, in an attempt t...