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our ears, Nny call ge LIE LOIu ahu
do not the things which ] sayr'-Rev.
Charles Il. Jefferson, Presbyterian,
New York. .-e~~-s~ -s>-s---" -.
Pure JOY of Christianity.
Christianity brings the pure JOY OF
worthy occupation. Worthy work gives
one of life's greatest incomes Of happi-
ness. Leisure tires and pleasure grows
stale and insipid.-Rev. DIR. Sims, Met
odist, Syracuse, y. y.
Mission of the Church.
The Christian church In it's inner life
and nature is the same as that OF
Jesus. Its mission in the world is the
same as his, to save the world through
wisdom and power OF love.-Rev. A. Is.
Church, Universalist, Akron, o.
susceptible 20 Influence.
We are all susceptible 10 external In.
fluences 10 impressions made upon our
minds and hearts by forces working
upon them from without-what in SCI
entific language we call our environ
ment.-Rev. DR.. Dewey, Reformed,
Brooklyn.
Satisfies Every Need.
Every point in the ever widening cir
Gle OF human wants and needs and In
SEPARATIONS is a place where more per
feet apprehension OF the inexhaustlble
and satisfying sufficiency of God be-
comes possible.-Rev Charles Watson,
Presbyterian, ST. Louis.
The JOY of Giving.
=. a...a -. -, IN ~ aytnI an1 mon q
ured by gifts. Justice requites, reason
recompenses, conscience commands,
and love gives. God $50" loved that he
gave and man may $50" love that Civ
ing becomes his greatest JOY. 80 Rev.
Bruce Brown, Christian, Denver.
Religion a Thing OF Activity.
Worship is the fragrance Of religion
but religion itself is the human will
swung into line, with the divine will
and our struggling hands and feet bat
| fling forward under the marching or
| ders OF our Saviour. Rev. DIR. w. j
McKittrick. Presbyterian, st. Louis.
The Gospel In Political Life.
The gospel of Christ is the true ele
vator. Let the hearts and lives Of mer
be nodded by it and you will have ;
constituency from which you may
choose officers who will be- credit ant
not a disgrace TO the community Rev
Or. William g. Wood. Methodist, Phil
adelphia,
The Influence Of Literature.
m YOU want your children 10 be sail
ors hang uictures at ships ou th
wallis NJ farmers. got thcm intereste
I in agricultural papers; VI electricians
buy them Che Hfe of Edison; vi chris
uans put hmlthfW practical chris
tau literature before them. kcy IN
Z G. A. Cobcrn. Methodist. Chicago
Abuse Of Freedom Of Press.
Freedom OF the press Is a splendi'
thing but not when It sows broadcas
the Dragons teeth of anarchy and dis
cord. not when Il seeks TO instill la
tired into ignorant and undiscrimina'
, Ing minds. not when It attempts 20 ~
ray the poor against the rich or tn
. workman against his employer Rev
> st. Clair Hester, Episcopal, Brooklyn.
. The Heroism OF snncring.
The heroisnn Of battle Is not TO b
mentioned the same day with the here
ism OF suffering The supreme hero {
( history was Jesus Christ, who wa
, greatest not in what he could aehiev
> but I'm what he could bear and WI
j. conquers the world not by what he
i able TO do, but by what he Is able
!. suffer-Rev. Dir. parkhurst, Presbyt
; rian, New York.
( Happy Christians.
!. oh, that we all may have that col
u | -. -. a.. ,.,.. II,-nn fhnf nhndinnl