Poem August 30, 1947 Issue

WAY-SHOWER

Laura Brown Crowell

When Jesus walked, the people poured
From every town and village street,
Bringing their sick and suffering ones
To have them healed—to hear him speak.

When Jesus spoke, their hearts were stirred;
He told them of his Father's realm,
Pointing a lesson as he taught
By argument and parable.

O Father, may we follow still
Among the crowded ways of men,
Breaking the bread of Truth and Life,
Sharing the love of Christ with them.

Laura Brown Crowell

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