Article September 25, 1965 Issue

Signs of the Times

Arnold J. Walker

The Natal Mercury

Rev. Arnold J. Walker, Superintendent The Methodist Church of South Africa
in a column of The Natal Mercury
Durban, Natal, South Africa

Many competent businessmen become worn out, losing their health and vigour, because they live continually in an atmosphere of tension; many lovely wives and mothers become irritable and short tempered with those dearest to them, because they are living under mental strain; and even young people, facing for the first time a competitive world, feel a developing tension which they cannot seem to avoid. . . .

Now one of the practical truths of Christian teaching is that a strained and tension-filled life is not a normal life for a child of God. . . .

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