The moving story behind the founding of Temple University in Philadelphia is told. The drama will relate how Russell Conwell, founder of the university, abandoned a lucrative law practice to become
a minister and a great humanitarian, as a result of the death of his armour-bearer in the Civil war.
Conwell was a Union army officer when his armour-bearer, a young lad named Johnny Ring, died. Since the boy had hoped to become a minister and preacher after the war, Conwell decided to devote his own life to these objectives, as a testimonial to the boy's, high moral spirit.
