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Waiapu Church Gazette, Volume 27, Issue 6, 1 June 1937, Page 3

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Two Resolutions from the Indian Mass Movement Council. If the task to which the Church is now called is to be seriously undertaken, voluntary workers m large numbers must be enlisted and trained. These tremendous obligations that God has laid upon His Church can only be fulfilled by co-operation of all sections of the Church. No part of the Church is alone sufficient for the task, nor are all the parts separately. The co-operation which is essential for this must also compel Christian people to seek more earn-

estly than ever before for the fulfilment of the prayer of our Lord that •'they all may be one." Do not these apply to the Church m New Zealand? Here follows a suggestion as to voluntary workers: — A young engineer spoke at the London Youth meeting. "Fear, greed and pride are the cause of boom and slump," he explained. "My fear went when I let God control my life. I lost fear of my boss — a fear which I used to pass on to the people below me. I lost my pride — the pride that would rather do badly than be told how — when I was honest with my boss, and apologised to the man I work with. I lost my greed — the greed of thinking only of my wages, my job, and my department— when I began to get God's plan for my life and my firm." Here is the beginning of real Ghurch improvement.