Pastor Henry Maxwell
Reverend Henry Maxwell is the story's central figure. He serves as the pastor of Raymond's First Church. He and his entire town are moved by a sermon given in his church by a street tramp. After hearing the speech, he and his congregation began considering what Jesus would do before acting. He extended the WWJD vow to all members for an entire year. He faced quite a few obstacles along the way, but he rose to become a Christian role model, and God rewarded him for his strong faith.
His strengths are that he is dedicated, kind, gracious, considerate, and spiritually strong.
Rachel Winslow
Rachel Winslow is a powerful character. She sacrificed her fame, fortune, aspirations, and many outstanding opportunities to do what Jesus would do. So, to follow him down, sing down at the Rectangle, to assist others. She is incredibly dedicated to her work and exceptionally loyal and devoted to what she believes in. She is a talented young singer with an incredible personality and voice. She is attractive and belongs to the First Church. Later in life, she marries Rollin Page only after her changes his methods and becomes a fine man.
Virginia Page
Virgina Page was among the initial few individuals to undertake pastor Maxwell's What Would Jesus Do vow. She develops into an exceptionally steadfast Christian and someone to aspire to. She demonstrated her riches and generosity by donating sizeable cash to the First Church to support the Rectangle and $500 000 to establish a Christian newspaper. Virginia is Rachel Winslow's best friend and Rollin Page's sister. When Loreen was intoxicated, she welcomed her into her home and cared for her until her death.
Madame Winslow
Rachel Winslow's mother, she was upset when her daughter told her that she turned down the opportunity to sing professionally; she was opposed to the idea at first.
Rollin Page
Prior to taking the pledge, Rollin was an alcoholic and a member of the club at the saloon. However, he entirely transformed his lifestyle after answering, "What Would Jesus Do?" He started sharing the gospel with many people and eventually married Rachel Winslow after making two marriage proposals. Virginia Page's wealthy brother Rollin is related to her.
Alexander Powers
The railroad was run by a wealthy guy named Alexzander Powers. Up to the point when he vowed to do what Jesus would. He decided to leave his position after learning that his business had violated the law, which led to his landing a job at the Daily News.
Edward Norman
Edward Norman edits the Daily News in Raymond. As he committed, "What Would Jesus Do?" he faced several difficult decisions and obstacles. Finally, according to the Daily News, he decided to stop publishing on Sundays and based his newspaper on what Jesus would do.
Rose Sterling
Rose is weak in spirit because, instead of choosing happiness with someone she loves, she chooses a wealthy man to marry so she can live in luxury and riches. She is spoiled and arrogant. Though a Christian, Rose isn't as devoted to God as Felicia, her sister. She also chose not to take the pledge to do what Jesus would do. Rose is the older sister to Felicia and Rachel Winslows' cousin. She is twenty-one years old. Somewhat full of herself. And she is a part of the First Church. She is friendly, yet she thinks Felicia has gone off the deep end with the pledge to follow Jesus' steps.
Jasper Chase
Jasper Chase was described as moody and introverted. He publishes his book for his gain and fame. Once Rachel refuses his marriage proposal, Jasper becomes bitter, eventually denying Jesus as his God. My impression of Jasper is that he is spiritually weak. Jasper chooses not to follow God because it does not convenience him. He did not take the pledge to do what Jesus would do because he did not want to follow Jesus. However, Jasper is an author and also attractive. Rachel believed she liked him until he requested her hand in marriage after a church service, which moved her. After that, she felt he wasn't moved like everyone else was by the spirit, so she declined the proposal.
