Quotemeal: Apr. 29th, 1954

Thursday, April 29, 1954

Celebrating 30 Years of Heartlight!

See highlights from 30 years of Heartlight and plans for the future of this ministry.

30 Years of Heartlight
"All worry is atheism, because it is want of trust of God."
— Bishop Fulton Sheen

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Illustration of Bishop Fulton Sheen — "All worry is atheism, because it  is want of trust of God."

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