The gospel object book : $b A hand-book on object teaching for ministers, teachers of children and adults — John Shaqi
The gospel object book : $b A hand-book on object teaching for ministers, teachers of children and adultsWoolston, C. H. (Clarence Herbert)
Religion
The gospel object book : $b A hand-book on object teaching for ministers, teachers of children and adults
Woolston, C. H. (Clarence Herbert)
Children's sermons
when they have been distributed, turn off all the lights for a moment
and say "The Holy Spirit is world wide in His mission. The light is
just beginning to shine. Pray that the Holy Spirit may continue in the
work of light-sending and He will do so if we do our part, and we
will." Let the lights be now turned on, and the people sing as a
closing hymn "The Morning Light is Breaking."
=CHAPTER XXIV
THOSE TEN FRIENDS OF MINE=
_Objects: Using the Human Hand_
THOSE TEN FRIENDS OF MINE
NO one can truthfully say "I have no friends." If you do say those
words, you are mistaken, because I know your friends so well, I can
shut my eyes and count ten of them without stopping, because all boys
and girls have ten good and helpful friends. These ten friends are
never failing friends. They say to you "I'll stand by you, and perhaps
I can make you rich and great some day." We must all depend on these
ten friends, and they will never fail us. Now hold up both hands, open
wide the fingers and say "These are your ten friends. They are your
ten friends, and they are your ten best friends. They are ten obedient
friends. They always do just what you tell them to do. They are never
disobedient. They never refuse to work for you. They never go on a
strike." A little boy selling newspapers on the streets of London,
overheard a kind lady make the remark, as she looked at him, "Poor
boy! how sad and lonely that poor little boy looks." He replied to the
remark, by saying "I am not a bit lonely, good lady, because I always
have lots of company, as I have these ten friends of mine ever with
me." And as he spoke, he held up both his little hands. He was right.
He was not lonely, because he had his ten faithful friends ever with
him. Having these little working friends we should always work with
them. Many a little boy has worked himself up the ladder of success by
the aid of these ten friends. Give them something useful to do every
day. They will do it for you and some day your friends may make the
world watch you and your company of ten, doing things. The Bible says
that "Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might." That
is what the Bible says about your ten friends. When our ten friends
all cuddle up together, as if hugging each other, then we have a
strong weapon to defend us, then we can strike with the strength of
the arm. These ten friends helped the boy David, as they clinched the
cords of the sling, and brought the giant down. They go to war for us,
and every last one of them fights bravely. An old college chum of mine
was helped through school by these ten friends who worked hard for
him. These friends paid his way through school, for he worked his way
through by the labor of his hand. Sometimes the errand boy of the
store has been helped so well by these ten friends that they helped
him to a place in the firm, and he became part owner of the store.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
Reviews
Reviews
No reviews yet
Be the first to share your thoughts on this work.
Join the Discussion
Join the discussion
Sign in to leave a comment or review.
Sign InorCreate an account