We Do Not Want To

Heaven Is Not To Sweep Our Truths Away, But Only To Turn Them Till We See Their Glory, To Open Them Till We See Their Truth, And To Unveil Our Eyes Till For The First Time We Shall Really See Them.

Character May Be Manifested In The Great Moments, But It Is Made In The Small Ones.

No Man Dares To Condemn The Christian Faith Today, Because The Christian Faith Has Not Been Tried. Not Until Men Get Rid Of The Thought That It Is A Poor Machine, An Expedient For Saving Them From Suffering And Pain; Not Until They Get The Grand Idea Of It As The Great Power Of God Present In And Through The Lives Of Men; Not Until Then Does Christianity Enter Upon Its True Trial And Become Ready To Show What It Can Do.

Never Be Afraid To Bring The Transcendent Mysteries Of Our Faith, Christ's Life And Death And Resurrection, To The Help Of The Humblest And Commonest Of Human Wants.

Let Us Give Thanks To God Upon Thanksgiving Day. Nature Is Beautiful And Fellowmen Are Dear, And Duty Is Close Beside Us, And God Is Over Us And In Us. We Want To Trust Him With A Fuller Trust, And So At Last To Come To That High Life Where We Shall "be Careful For Nothing, But In Everything, By Prayer And Supplication, With Thanksgiving, Let Our Request Be Made Known Unto God"; For That, And That Alone, Is Peace.