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JIbcut to capsize Albatross is sailing at a sharp angle to the wind. Her sails are “fighting” the wind, turning its energy to a contradictory course. The unseen hero in this drama is a keel weighing tons. Without it the Albatross couldn’t even carry her rigging, let alone face sea and wind. . Her keel is the counterbalance to all shifting forces. Faith serves exactly this function during one’s voyage through life. The person whose beliefs are firm can hold a true course when the winds of circumstance drive others to and fro. A person stands up to forces that would otherwise capsize them. They use them constructively to reach their destiny. The first thing people do in building a ship is to lay the keel. In the building of human society our churches and our church schools are involved in that essential first step — the planting of FAITH. Scriptures selected by the American Bible Society Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fhday Saturday Mark Philippians John Ezekiel John Philippians John 1:14-20 1:27-30 4:35-42 33:10-13 4:13-15 3:12-14 6:36-40 Copyright 1985. Keister-Williams Newspaper Services, P O Box 8005. Charlottesville, VA 22906

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