Article March 7, 1959 Issue

PROVING GOD'S PRESENCE AT CAMP

[Of Special Interest to Children]

WINIFRED WALKER TALBOT

ONE summer John was planning to spend two weeks at camp. He was looking forward to the experience, although he had never been away from home before.

Before he left, his mother asked him to read this sentence in "Miscellaneous Writings" by Mary Baker Eddy (p. 8): "Can height, or depth, or any other creature separate you from the Love that is omnipresent good,—that blesses infinitely one and all?" His mother explained that although he was going away to camp, he was not going away from God or from Christ, Truth.

John knew that God is everywhere and that no matter where he went, he would always be in God's presence, surrounded by His love.

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