Poem December 9, 1911 ISSUE

[Written for the Sentinel.]

THE LAW OF SERVICE

WILLIS E. BLOOMFIELD.

The fields are white for harvest,But the laborers are few.So spake our Lord in Galilee,And still the words are true;Around us in life's waiting fieldsThere's work for all to do.

The world still groans in bondage,Its ransom must be boughtWith priceless wealth of loving deedsInspired by loving thought;And that which you can do to helpIs waiting to be wrought.

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