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mage."-'Genesis 1:27. ialiked him if he could do anything ,,,

God created this beautiiuiearth as it ,dwelling .place for men. All theV gnrllerVmotVqV_ot_.cneetion were 'in pre. pnrVntion,_fg»r__the Vcoming of man, the or-v;wn_ c`Vn_e,Mi0i!-~ Meds in the image tif (lou/g§%lVl§gp,,pev~'er_ to think and reel,

lpn _w]`5__f‘ki}`§enl§_he newer t.`o choose ts>Vt_svee|r,§oV;';ViI an 'evii..Adagnand Imve wor¢‘giv§n..pe_rmis_oio1i .tofeat of all his ¢ruits‘,otjthe Garden of-'Eden but niet which was forbidden. Thus they y,-_q'ps_ giv,_eu their 'choice between obe- dieiice fund- _Vd.isobedienTie, between till!-ty.and wi'ong"..` ' -

In~.o\|_r #text from Paul's letter to

the, Ephesians; the apostle reminds th§=`m 'of‘what°t'he'y' once wore,' und ciinrges' then to put off the old man, the old sins and to ‘put on the ncw, mon created in the image ot God, the new life lived according -to the touch. inBB,of God. W11M;_liUf9 G01! given to us? He has

given us life, made us in His image, made us to have dominion. These are wonderful gifts. ‘I-ie expects ns ,to use them alright. He only expects us I0 <10 'Wh'-gt He luis ilrnt ol' ull given us -all the power to do, Some people have more und grcutrr natural gifts than others, but every one has some gliltst null God expects him to use them. _ - _

God has given to every boy und girl

tha tkeysoi' his kingdom ovor which has _given us dominion. ’|’hc iirst is ii silver key-knowledge. You must li-HDW' the soil before you vnu get any- thing out of ii. You must know the laws ol' nature, of tho nniniul world. befoieyon can rulo them. 'Phe second is 'an iron key-r=.lTnri. ~ Wo rule thel soo, but ii. is only through courage, s'n¢:;rfrii§~p, action. You can uiauter t_l1"lng‘s- only through oi‘|'ort. Tho third is .1 golden key-lovc. 'it is the one 'who loves thc tlowcrs und the animals who gots the best. results from them. Love is the init:-:tor key to nil kings

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We have been given Goti's image,

that is, wc have been fiiveu spirits, or soul.-1. We have not only n mind und

ii. body, but. also :t~so\|l. Our souls have»powcr ro know and speak to Goal,-to hear iiim, to lovo amd obcy

tilnx. And .these powers have to be used. God wants us udt only to know to rule _the earth, but to know und obeyillin. » God expects us to have nctlvohninds, healthy bodies and souls - kccnly‘a.llve with faith and- love. We :ire not to live as ii' wr-_ had only minds to bo orummed with know- ledge, 'nor us if wc had only bodies to be fed and ~s\a.tisiic<l; we aio to live us those who have souls. We nrc not to live, as though we were strangers to God, or only His servants. We ure His soils and daughters, and nro to remember our relationship, null live lives that are worthy of our Father. "l have made you sous, and ruler.~\` and spiritual beings, ond I expect you to live like sons and rulcrs und spir-

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Bl0I’y about u. picture og his dem; Child. lt -seemed a very iunicrisct photograph, so blurred that scarcely il truce of the loved features could be 58911.10' it. But one day he took the Pl°““`0 (0 H Photographer, and

improve it. In three vdaeks the bun-` 0D returned, and, as -he saw the plc- tum ni its mme on tne__wsn, ii., ini.-If “f"fl<~=f\~ It seemed ss it no shud were living usein before him. '1'np,` “H358 had been in -the old picturo,l but was concealed beneath -the blurs, und mists that were there also, The artist, however, had brought it out in strong. uvnn; nssiny, sum it wssl like me .in os tender cnamt

‘ul °Ve\`y true disci.-Die of Christ

there is the.imsVge of the Master. it may be very dim. its features are

are almost unrecognizab_le by human eyes. It is the workot Christ in our lives to bring out -this likeness more and more clearly, until ut last i-t` shines in undimmed beauty. This is what Cin-ist'1s doing in many of me ways with ns.-J. »l”t. Miller.

Christ can restore the image at the

Father. Listen -to Dr. von Dyke'u words:-_

“D0 you remember the story of thc,

portrait of Dante which was painted “D011 the walls ot the Bergeiio, st Florence? For many years it was supposed that the picture had utterly perished. Men had hoard ot’ it, but. nol one living had ever seen it. But pres- ently cuine nn urtist who was deter- mined to ilud it again. Ile went intol the pnlucc where tradition said it hndl been painted. The room was used ns( a storehouse for lumber and strnitvf The walls were covered with dh‘ty wh_itewash. lie had the hoops of rub- hish carried away. Pntlcntly und carefully he removed tim wliitew:u-.ii from tho wall. Lines and colors long! hiddcn bcrran to uppcur, and nt lnstl the grave, l0i‘ty. Doble lure of iliol great port looked out again upon -tht-l world of light,

"‘Thnt was wonderl’ul.‘ you say.

‘thai -was beautifull’ Not half so wonderful ns the work which Christ onine to do ln the heart of man-to`; restore -the forgotten image of (lodl ond bring the divine image to thcl

light- lie comes to us with the know-I ledge that God's image is there, though concealed; he touches us with tho' faith -that the likeness can he restor-

cd. To have upon our hearts the lm-f press of thc Divine nature, to know' that there is no 'human being in whom` that treasure is not hidden, and from' whose stained irnd dusty soul Christi cannot bring out that reilectlon of God's face-thut, indeed, is to fecl_ the dignity and value of humanity", "Suppose you ure living in one oi’ the poorer paris oi' the city," says' l)r. Meyer. “Next door to you is the lionio of un ordinary-looking muh. llc is quiet and unpretentious in his up-'

pcomnco, comes und goes without ex-V citing "remark, is pleasant-spokeit‘ when addressed, but apparently has' no desire to make friends. One after- noon, to the immense astonishment' of tho wohle street. n royal cur:-i:ii_'~_ drivcs up with the ‘eclnt' mul glitter oi' n beiltting escort: ltoynlty ciiteri-i the humble home; ond, after an in-

.tervu.l, reappeprs, chatting plcnsuut-

ly with its mysterious, but inniillnr occupant: So eoqn as the strcct is clenr. the neighborsguther in little groups to discuss the unwonted oc- currence, and ask.: ‘Who is that n1uu.‘ that Royalty is so mindful of him? und this son of num, that the C0\1l'f visits nim?‘ From :nut time fo\'wH-rfl the whole neighborhood regnrds him with profound respect, und seeks -to he-included in his goodwill. The visit oi".Royulty digniiies the house and its' occupants. Surely the thouglll ll-“il visit, the blood,`_te§1i'S. and dentll of the Son of God invest mrmkind with

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Y C A good uhm, h,-:lpe-,i tim 50]-_ soldiers in lihuki right into the frontline treilehcs T ° " ° ' t ° Clicrs win the war. Y.M.C./_\. Tod cheer will help the soldiers of lndustry win -

rf cb-attlc of life. The Red Triangle went wi_th‘thc

in l"_lun<lcrs, The Red Triangle is goin with the :soldiers in overalls into the factorics,'thc\§0rlte*l'iops the mines and the lumber shantics of Conafla.

Help the “Y” Do for the Workers Whatsit Did for the Soldiers

'l`lic success ol’ the Y.M.L`.A. during thc wur ns thc. “Qr-

gauized Pal” of the Canadiuuarmy points the way to suc- cess for similarly organized work for the soldiers of Cun- ada’s industri;-tl army in time of peace. Tin; Y.I\'I.C.A_ is pronloting the establisluueltt of Red 'I`ri'.1ugle huts in ‘ the big industrial plaiitsatid factory contre:-ptimloi' the

auspices of thc employing coiupanics.

It is proniotiugf Ute erection of Y.f\l.L`.A. l-ut# in isol-

ntccl iriclustrics, such us mining and lumbering.

Special activities for factory workers of the big cities

are plnnncd for the local Y_M.C.A. buildings. f -.

'i`o\vnr<ls: thc promotion, inauguration, and superintend-

iug of~il1i.=a Industrial Extension of the Y.M.C.A. to the

'\\'o1‘ker.\‘, at part of tl1cV Rod 'l`ria_ngle Fund, for which

y,our coutriiiution is reqitested, will he devoted.

cAN/.\oiAN Nation-1'///'dt» Appra/ ' c/-\NAoiAN

Our plan for \'.,\l.C..»\. extension to thc

industries is to enlist the sympathy of thc president of thc company or the heads oi the Grin, and thc iunuugt-11.". tr.: of the plant, toexpluiu our sclicineof improved iuclustriul relationslii ~: ba~e<l u on the luippiucss and

'the \\'clf:1re of the workers, and to get tht-

employers to undertake thc creation of a V.i\1.C,A.. building, fully equipped, situnted right in the plnut.

ln some cuses,_u. number oi' s1uulleri`ir111S

would co-operate, and the \'._\[.C..~\.. build- ing wouid he centrally locutetlfiu' thc ron- venience of at wlioltugrriiip of l`nt:torit->».

Recreation lor Workers

This work lists already been inaug-

urated in Sault Ste. Marie, i_.ondon, Si. Catliariucs, Fort \Vilii`atu. l’ort,~\rtiiur, Van- couver, aud 'l`r_n-onto. \'.1i.L`.:\. lrulldiizgs are built and equipped onlint-.~; similar to those in the sol<1itrs` /_-9.n'tps, or like regular \i’;M.L`..'\. biiildiiigs in the citit-~:, at‘<'or\iling Lo' the amount appropriated for the purposi- by the comput'.lt~.~:. The-y slioulrl be fur- uislietl with at gyimiuetium, sl|r»\\-cr bulli, Swimniiiig pool, qaiitetfii, rencliug und writ- ing room, billiard tables, und nu asseinbly hull for sing-songs, lccturt-.~, motion pic- tures, concerts, social guilirriiigs, etc. To promote and supcrintciul this project for our soldiers of industry port of the Red '1`riat1gle fund will bc rlcvotcd. `

"l`lic Y.l\l.C.A. went right into thc front trenches in l"raut‘c and lflunders and cisc- wllere in thc war zone to scrw the Cun-

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nillun troops. it is ;;.i..g i:<»v;i:ito those isultiti-il <li.ti'iuts fwrlicrc iiziltisuiul \\'orker.~: like our tniucts uudluiiilit-i'1n¢‘i1 are fighting llxt- l>;tttl¢~ cf l’!`t~ izi tlir front t.rf~n<~lit-S of " ii-xilizuiimi. /

For Women and Girls

\\"l;»ul_ the \`.)1.L`..-\_ ulu:.\: Lo do

for thc men and boys of Cuu:\du'>' indu~strie~‘, tlic Young Womt.-n's Cliristiuii Awfioiatioii airns-to do ~ for wouicii and girl-._ The Domin- i'i:l L`otii1<.llol` Llitf \'.\\'_L_`~.A. like , preparctl at luulgct culling for au < .'ippr-n’,ri:iti<»ti of $l75,Ul)U, and it is proposed to .set u:~i<|c that amount froui thc Rod 'l`ri.i;.glt- l-'und for P tlwir u1~<-_ 'l`lxcllo1ui::iou Council <»:;pem'liturc c:w<-rs thc éxpeiiic of Ivatioual work us' distinct froth the t-xPt~ii~‘cs of lov-,tl \'.\\'.(.`.A. `work. '~ the ui the vliit-l' il<~ui< this your to - hc |u'.<\'l<l<~rl out of the Dotniuiou - L`oin\<'il fluid is limi ri' curing for llit-_ .soltlll-r:.` wives :uni tlrpt-i|tlc1it~; joiiriieying to their liornee ii1(_`1-ui- atlu lroiii i»\1-r->t~;1‘~, lirlpizug ('lii~ui willi <lililt'\iliio\‘ null iviirrles of ull ~ kiutls. e

With ilu-:~up'porl <»i`llwop: wtiiigrviiiixiziu-

ics, ,Red 'l`i'iui|glt' huts will in- c~,'ubli~i1c<l untl oruiipprtl with cnulee-n, billinrtl :intl

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pool tables, rcnding room, motion. picture and coiiccrt hull, l,\ntli'; und, in Some cutie , snviiuniing pool and gymnasium. T ills

:iervive tends to eliminate the resxgie transient, the man who is “fed iup. itll his job,”»gi\'c_< him something profitable to do in liis It-isurv liou1's.' ' '

in some districts where lumberiii _ilptéclr

tions. ure nclix-'r, truinctl \’;l\'l.U-%~,'l‘l'le‘|\

drive from ramp to cninp clutlii tliswinth equipped with portable stereoptlcon' lihttrii outiits. ’i`l:cy 'give illustrated t`l£,9.|-_itntl ctitcrininnicnts ihtrotlucing the isle' élntbi

ploy ainong the liarll-workin" ,shalnp boyii by .suoil games as volley bill, l’3ol\‘lV|'g,_-ltttr.

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One lumber ‘operator sayo, _‘_‘Yolt,‘lVl?5ye

put r vu in ciitcliei-but nfbnsirdss ill in

_ beicrci llurlltlirceigdiigs i>ireti~»A-_‘l1l‘t`e'¢"J`il~teltL

way in, one :it-ivlirvk ld the \voot.l_l;',_-,in_tl,tl|e other on the w:iyo\tti, now I neednnly ¢ln¢__"'

.it in-_ inch v.i\1,c..»\.'s,s,,s¢;,i._, ,,_

grtui1n1l=s for itnlirstrial opérnti'tV',¢V§".w£|l,'¢ nidt-d from the Red' ’i‘tIu:_glt~, 1`i`\\¢|,".,. Qt- will bt- oi`i`cred rwrcutiou,-_t-i;lcrfi\h.lxteut null opportunity 'for i self-tie\'tlr\pl'net|t, L`l;i~~'< s in \'uriou~'_st_ibjeci.~: of special- ihtgi-_ 1-st cr vnluc- to inrlustrial workers will-be livltl. ` .

In ilistriclss wlirre a conSi<lei1lble ,nm-|_

l~.i\gli>li-sp(-uklilg p<ipuIatiti|i_pr,tv'l\ilt#,' 3 kno\vlt~dgc of thc Eiiglisli language, of Cim- u_d§1 and of the principles of 'Cbtiadittr <~itw,cii~aliip anti ol' social responsibility' -will ht- promoted by the Y.M.C.A. - _ -

,Help the ‘ Y” complete its work for soldiers, help extend “Y” service to Canadian boys, help bring the Red Triangle to the Army of I ndustry and

_ to Rural Canadian Life. "

Qationél -Co»unci‘l,Youn,g s .Christian Associgiions of VCa|;jgtlVq

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