Editorial July 17, 1902 ISSUE

The Smaller Churches

Those who have worked in the smaller churches will recognize the fact that the work there differs much from that of large churches in the great cities.

In both cases, to be sure, the problem is solved, the growth established through the overcoming of the admitted errors of mortal mind, errors which by common consent have come to be regarded as insurmountable. The misapprehended acceptance of calamities, masked in a garb of saintly resignation to the supposed "will of God," must be seen to be self-inflicted slavery, and the true God proclaimed and demonstrated, the God who is Love, Life, Principle,—the God who has no opposite, who liberates, never manacles.

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