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your pastor find some way in which you can help to make the lives of the mis sionaries of your church happier because of the existence o f your society. Start now making scrapbooks to be sent to the children o f the missionaries; next Christ mas. ■ ", 1 - ■ The following program found in The Missionary Review is suggested for this meeting: “An Alphabetical Roll Call affords a pleasant variety in a missionary program. A scrambled alphabet is passed around from which each person draws a letter to be used as the initial of some important qualification o f a Christian worker. If the size of the audience justifies it, more than one alphabet may be given out and called for as ‘capital A and small a,' etc. The leader should preface the roll call with forceful remarks on the importance of each member activating some quality o f a successful worker, the variety round ing out the ideal service that a church or a mission circle should render. The letters are then called for in rotation, their holders rising and responding in something like the follow ing: Make $15 a day selling this derful newhousehold article that has taken the country by storm. It is CED-O-BAG a moth-proof, damp- proof, dust-proof, germ-proof stor age bag for clothes, blankets and furs. It is the greatest, fastest sel ling household article that has come on the market for years. Every housewife wants one, buys on sight. CED-O-BAGS are made from rubberized fabric which has been chemically treated. They are patented. Nothing else like them. Instead o f a small easily torn paper bag or a clumsy, expensive cedar chest, a CED-O-BAG provides adequate space for two to four garments. And yet, with all o f these distinctive advantages CED-O- BAGS are priced for quick sale. Ced-O-Bags Offer Big Profits There is a chance for you to clean_ up a lot o f money in your town at once just by taking orders for CED-O-BAGS. L. H. Green went out and made a clear profit of #12 in one afternoon. J. V. Davis took five A—Accept limitations, B—Be a Bible Christian.
upon the way in which the membership is maintained and increased.”-—Exchange. “ Church membership gives us a vision of the needs o f others and is an antidote against selfishness. It prevents1 us from shriveling.into uselessness.” “Men give up many things to enter school or college. As church members we belong to God’s school o f training for the life beautiful. It prepares us for life be yond death.” “As church members we are members of the greatest life-saving crew in the world; saving not bodies only, but souls, bringing them out of death into life.” “When I belong to a church I take my place by the side of Jesus in His effort to lead men to God and to transform sin ful lives. I hitch my wagon to His star.” —Anon. “ Church membership trains us to live and work together for the Kingdom. It makes a family of us, and we want to make our group effective. It gives us pride in our church to make |it attractive. A fly does not light on a red-hot plate.”— Anon. March 25 What is my Share in the Missionary Enterprise ? r Thess. 1 :1-10 S trength ’Tis hard, 'tis very hard to sail away Leaving loved ones behind, To sail away—even to work for God and not to mind. Yet sometimes ’tis a harder thing to stay At home and there no,t fail To live the ordinary humdrum day, and still prevail. Strength to stay? Where is the strength to go ? In Jesus Christ our Lord — In Him—in no one else, in nowhere else, At home, or abroad. Effie Johnson :—o— T houghts on the T opic F OLLOWING last Sunday’s lesson, the values of Church membership, we now turn to our privilege and responsibility as church members to those outside o f the church and especially in lands where Christ is unknown. When we stop to con sider that God had an only Son and He was a missionary, surely missions demand our interest first of all. “ The business of missions,” writes Robert E. Speer, the peer o f missionary activity, “is to make Him known as He is presented in the New Testament, and to ask all people to join with us and let us join with them in the ever-enlarging un derstanding o f Christ and experience of His life and power.” Our first and all-important share in mis sions is to give ourselves (2 Cor. 8:5) “a living sacrifice unto God” (Rom. 12:1). When once this is done, whether to go out as a missionary or stay at home, our in terest will always be what it ought to be in this grand enterprise. Other ways, as seen in Scripture, where by we can find our share in this work, are supporting missionaries (1 Cor. 9:1-14), praying for them (Eph. 6:18-24), encour aging them (2 Tim. 4:1-8). As a society, become thoroughly in formed as to the missionary activities of your church, and by consultation with
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