Article April 26, 1930 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Dutton S. Peterson, William D. Maxwell, Marshall N. Gould, Granville Taylor, Joy Elmer Morgan, Ezra Allen Van Nuys

[Dutton S. Peterson, in the Journal-News, Ithaca, New York]

"Come ye yourselves apart," said the Master, "... for there were many coming and going, and they had no leisure so much as to eat." Ours is not the first busy generation. And worship is not a spare-time occupation.

The church invites the busy, the careworn, the distressed, to avail themselves of its refreshing. As fresh air to the busy office, as oil to the humming motor, as food to the athlete's body, so is worship a necessity and a delight to the eager or harassed soul.

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