A Wonderful Opportunity For Spring Home Life
The piece blends romance and civic duty as householders face spring chores and drainage woes. It suggests a tongue in cheek survey by the Town Office, joking that culverts could win lasting popularity and perhaps even a new Family Compact in town records.
What Makes Christianity Distinct in Antioch’s Light
A sermon reflection on what Christians showed in Antioch, identity as power and personality, the social levelling effect on slaves and masters, and the healing, comforting reach of faith. It urges Christians to embody power to change lives, unity in Godhood, and care for the lost through personal living witness.
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Antioch
John Greenleaf Whittier
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Victoria Station
London
Jan Christian Smuts
God
The Rise of Grass in Civilization and Agriculture
The piece extols grass as a historic driver of civilization and a key to resilient farming. It links grass to Genesis, pastoral movement, soil protection, and the rise of intensive agriculture, arguing livestock and grassland are central to national security and renewal.
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Saturday Evening Post
We Need Easter in Quiet Reverie 1950
A reflective Easter meditation urges renewed faith and the Easter message. The text recalls Stabbed by doubt and the world’s indifference while invoking the crucified and risen Christ. It quotes Studdert Kennedy on Calvary and laments society’s neglect, urging renewed devotion this Easter season.
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Joseph Arimthea
Devotons
Geo. Calvert
G. A. Studdert Kennedy
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