Article October 22, 1949 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from C. R. Gillingham, John H. Elliott, Beatrice C. Rolland, R. P. Price, Forrest Smith

C. R. Gillingham in a column in The Dauphin Herald and Press Manitoba, Canada

"What profit should we have, if we pray unto him?" (Job 21: 15.) ... In the first place, prayer keeps us in touch with the Infinite, which gives us courage, security, and comfort.

The Christian is constantly confronted with the problem of making decisions. Our complex civilization, with its diversified relationship, often makes it exceedingly difficult to distinguish between right and wrong. This takes moral stamina which can be realized from communion with the ultimate source of all strength. Men of all ages have found aid and support in times of temptation.

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