Order these events from the last third of In His Steps .

The meeting at the Settlement.
The death of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling. Felicia moves to Chicago.
Felicia and Rose going to Winslow's in Raymond.
The Bishop and Bruce move to the Settlement.
Penrose's pledge for tenement improvement.
The Bishop's acceptance of the challenge to follow.
Maxell's sermon and vision for the future of the major characters in the novel.
The Bishop's encounter with Burns.

The correct answer is:

Explanation:

The death of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling.

Felicia and Rose going to Winslow's in Raymond.

The Bishop's acceptance of the challenge to follow.

The Bishop and Bruce move to the Settlement.

Felicia moves to Chicago.

The Bishop's encounter with Burns.

Penrose's pledge for tenement improvement.

The meeting at the Settlement.

Maxell's sermon and vision for the future of the major characters in the novel

I know it's right because I got it wrong when I did it, and it showed me the correct answer. Hope this helps! :)

the anecdote makes readers feel sorry for the man’s lack of heritage, then reminds readers that the man has an equally valuable heritage.