Article April 4, 1931 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Henry K. Sherrill, Frank G. Allen, George Clark Peck, W. Russell Bowie, Alden Lee Hill

[Rev. Dr. Henry K. Sherrill, as quoted in the Boston Traveler, Massachusetts]

Easter is infinitely more than a sentimental spring festival. It is more than a belief that there is life beyond the grave for mankind. Easter has not to do with the quantity but with quality of life. It is our thanksgiving for the victorious life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. For us to be victorious we must try to live his way. Easter makes the moral struggle worth while. It answers our doubts and questions, gives us faith and courage. The living Christ raises us to a vision of what life may be. As we are risen with him, so day by day in every relationship we shall seek those things which are above.

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