Quotemeal: Jun. 30th, 1961

Friday, June 30, 1961

"Christians must learn again what Christians have always known — how to live without immediate hopes in the world."
— T. R. Milford

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Illustration of T. R. Milford — "Christians must learn again what Christians have always known — how to live without immediate hopes in the world."

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