Quotemeal: Nov. 24th, 1962

Saturday, November 24, 1962

"The stream of spontaneous acts of Godly kindness carries us to the sea of contentment and peace."
— Constance Hurst-Howard

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Illustration of Constance Hurst-Howard — "The stream of spontaneous acts of Godly kindness carries us to the sea of contentment and peace."

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