"Contributors [biographical sketches]": p. 576-582.

Foreword / Whit Burnett -- In memory of L.H.W. / Dorothy Canfield Fisher -- A fallen king / Selma Lagerlöf -- A weary hour / Thomas Mann -- The road to Jerusalem / Lloyd Douglas -- God's lonely man / Thomas Wolfe -- Where love is / Leo Tolstoy -- Solitude / Henry David Thoreau -- The story of the stranger / John Cournos -- Father Andrea / Pearl Buck -- The death of Kristin Lavransdatter / Sigrid Undset -- A peculiar gift / Sholem Asch -- Redemption / Max Brod -- The new order / Pierre Van Paassen -- The little black boys / Clara Laidlaw -- Martyr / Martha Foley -- The officer puppet / Franz Werfel -- Holy day in Persia / Nellie Mar Yohannan -- Shadows from child-life / Olive Schreiner -- Dark spring / Mary Brinker Post -- The death of Mrs. Folger / Sherwood Anderson -- The votive offering / August Strindberg -- Mr. Onion / Dana Burnet -- My father's religion / Clarence Day -- God on Friday night / Irwin Shaw --

By the breath of God / Manuel Komroff -- The atheist's mass / Honoré de Balzac -- The snows of Kilimanjaro / Ernest Hemingway -- A still moment / Eudora Welty -- Sherrel / Whit Burnett -- Between two worlds / Warren Beck -- The black monk / Anton Chekhov -- Barren to the stars / Hallie Southgate -- Fern / Jean Toomer -- A story told to the dark / Rainer Maria Rilke -- The builders : on parables : the city coat of arms : the great wall of China / Franz Kafka -- On the road to Rome / Aldous Huxley -- The refugee from Judea / William Zukerman -- The barefoot saint / Stephen Vincent Benét -- The vigil of brother Fernando / Joan Vatsek -- Bontshe the silent / Isaac Peretz -- The wonderful white paper / Ruth Domino -- Many mansions / Mary Webb -- The captive / Luigi Pirandello -- The green bough / Mary Austin -- Leaning on the everlasting arms / William Saroyan -- The last mass / Glennyth M. Woods -- Over arras / Antoine de St. Exupéry -- Five lie dying / Louis Paul -- Testament : from three : a man outside of Jerusalem : the mother of Judas : Matthew / Kahlil Gibran.