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When each new experience springs forth like a jack-inthe-box . . . and your fondest possessions are toys. . . and your chief concern is to squeeze out of every hour the last ounce of amusement—then it's fun to be surprised!
But when you've grown too old for toys. . . when life is laced with serious challenges. . . when happiness depends on a thousand social, economic and moral decisions—then surprises can be devastating!
It is elementary that our early education must prepare us for the later surprises. The knowledge, habits and skills we acquire must be adequate for meeting the unexpected as readily as the expected.
And because religious faith and moral fortitude are our chief resources in the unheralded crises of adult life, we must nurture their development in our children.
Support encourage, serve God's house in its vital efforts to mold the character of today's youth—tomorrow’s adults.
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