Article May 9, 1942 ISSUE

Signs of the Times

Topic: Pattern of Living

with contributions from Douglass, Stanley Manning, Harold J. Bond, Daniel L. Marsh, R. N. Merrill, Canon Salter, John H. Muller

Dr. Douglass, as quoted in Pilgrim's Progress (Pilgrim Congregational Church), St. Louis, Missouri]

It is difficult to learn the spirit of unselfishness, which is the bond of family life, when the family itself is living selfishly. There is no essential difference between one person living exclusively for his own interest and four or five persons exclusively seeking their own welfare as a family. Family life, like individual life, becomes significant as it is dedicated to something beyond and bigger than itself .

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