Article May 13, 1944 Issue

Ambassadors for Christ

PEARL M. WOODIN

Government and government control are the concern of every individual today. There are almost no human exemptions. Directly or indirectly, in every country in the world, the individual must now submit himself to stringent rules and regulations to protect the common good.

Throughout the world, selfishness, greed, and lust for personal gain are giving place, in some measure, to unselfish service, the sharing of one's abundance and good fortune with his fellow man. Many who were narrowly national are coming to be understandingly international. We are finding ourselves to be citizens of the world.

During this period of adjustment statesmen, representatives, ambassadors, are conferring for their respective governments, formulating hopes and plans for a brighter and better world. This brighter, better outlook is but the forerunner of that time long prophesied in the Bible when all shall know God good, "from the least of them unto the greatest."

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