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Somewhere in Florida a tousleheaded three-year-old — die child of migrantJaborers—plays in the safety of child-care center, apart from the hazards of the dirt roads of the migrant community.
Across the nation in Minneapolis an American Indian, newly arrived in the city in seach of work, is given help in locating a home for his family.
And in die great metropolis of New York, a young college student from overseas thousands of miles from home gets his first sense of “belonging” in a strange land through the kindly guidance of an adviser of the Committee for. Friendly Relations Among* Fois eign Students. >•
Around the globe to Africa and: beyond to the Orient—in India, Pakistan, Japan, China, and Korea—Christian leaders are receiving the training they need to better serve their own people in some of the world-famous interdenominational Christian colleges.
These and an increasing number of similar services to people thruout the world are made possible each year through the prayers and offerings received through the World Day of Prayer. This year Americans in an estimated 20,000 communities once again will , join with their fellow Christians as in 125 countries prayers rise in identical or similar ’ services, marking the Sxty-eighth anniversary of the observance. Traditionally held on the first day of Lent, the day falls this year on February 25. Theme for the 1955 services is “Abide in Man,” John
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