by John D. Frame
to live a Christian life, that it will be heaven on earth to associate with fellow-workers speaking the same language, acting on the basis of the same moral standards, and serving the same Lord. These situations—working with fellow Chris tians, bearing witness in relationships with non- Christians, sharing the work and worship o f the church—all seem to offer opportunities o f living the Christian life as it should be lived. Of course,
I d e a l i s t i c a l l y the Christian expects that some of the greatest joys in life should spring out of living and working with other Christians. Many a young Christian who has been employed in secular work for a period o f time accepts with keen an ticipation a position in the office o f a church or mission project or in a Christian school. He is cer tain that in this new environment it will be easier
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