Sermon in the Hospital

“The Sermon in the Hospital” is a compelling work of religious poetry by Harriet Eleanor King. Originally published in 1891, this poem explores profound themes of faith, suffering, and redemption through vivid imagery and spiritual reflection. King's work, rich with symbolism and deep theological insight, offers solace and contemplation on the relationship between God and humanity. The poem invites readers to reflect on the “Cross of Christ” and the ultimate sacrifice, presented with a powerful narrative voice. This enduring piece continues to resonate with those seeking spiritual understanding and comfort, making it a valuable addition to collections of religious poetry and theological works.

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