Article March 6, 1976 Issue

God Is Good

[Original in German]

Claire Roselius

Siggi often stood around alone while the other children played with each other. They didn't like the fact that he was always dirty. And he was shy, because he wasn't able to speak like the others. He tried hard to form his words, but they didn't usually come out right and could hardly be understood.

Nobody knew where Siggi lived. He would just appear where Tammy and the other children played. Some even thought he might be a little Gypsy boy.

Tammy had learned in the Christian Science Sunday School that all people are God's children. God loves them all because He is their Father. She also knew how to act toward a neighbor as we are told in the Commandments and Beatitudes. She had learned all men should love each other, just as Christ Jesus loved all mankind and helped them. Tammy understood this included Siggi, too.

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