Article December 12, 1931 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Grace Eldridge Collins, Sidney M. Berry, Arnold Hodgkinson

[Miss Grace Eldridge Collins in Commencement Address, in Progress at Principia, St. Louis, Missouri]

The thought uppermost with all of us to-day is building.... Each progressive right idea is a stone in the truth of being. Christ is the corner stone and the structure must be built upon this foundation. "For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ."

All true building goes on ceaselessly through the activity of the Christ-idea. Unless we understand that the Lord builds the house all building is in vain. When completed it will be the substantial manifestation of the house built without hands, "eternal in the heavens," "whose builder and maker is God." ...

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