Quotemeal: Mar. 19th, 1946

Tuesday, March 19, 1946

"Do all the good you can,|By all the means you can,|In all the ways you can,|In all the places you can,|At all the times you can,|To all the people you can,|As long as ever you can."
— John Wesley

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Illustration of John Wesley — "Do all the good you can,|By all the means you can,|In all the ways you can,|In all the places you can,|At all the times you can,|To all the people you can,|As long as ever you can."

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Quotemeal is a daily dose of Christian quotes to inspire and encourage.