Article October 9, 1971 Issue

Cherishing Our Right-of-way

ROBERT H. MITCHELL

The Christian Church as we have come to know it has frequently changed down through the centuries. The miracle is that it still survives.

Shrouded in mystery, hampered by obscuring symbol and ceremony, creed and dogma, much of it strikes people as out of step with present-day needs. Many look upon the Church as a relic of the past, and no longer expect it to minister to their spiritual needs.

Churches of various denominations are trying to be innovative in their presentation of Bible teachings, attempting to appeal more readily to the public, the young in particular. While innovations are often useful, indeed essential, church lived and practiced as a way of life has the greatest appeal and attractiveness.

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