Poem April 11, 1942 Issue

A Place of Refuge

ROSA M. TURNER

A Quiet habitation, where my heart
May rest, from fretful cares and troubles freed;
Where every kindly act becomes a prayer;
Where soft humility clothes every deed;
Where drooping thought may rise above the earth
To reach the peak of God's own holy hill!
'Tis thus He makes me lie in pastures green,
And leadeth me beside the waters still.

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Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication
April 11, 1942
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