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Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 289, 4 September 1942, Page 8

h K ■ ’ ' y 111 WwM t II ' P fO g w And afterwards— -. ■ What sort of World? E^nsr‘sS^ d bX““.“ circle’of class conflict, unemployment and de- answer to these questions. The Campaign opens nression’ How will men and women settle with four great broadcasts on the Monday evendnwn to ordinary work and family life after the ings of September. Listen to any YA Station excitements of war ? How shall we get rid of next Monday at 8, and hear the first mass meeting A ?Sce the poverty in the midst of plenty, in the Civic Theatre Christchurch, when Ae .he suspicions and tea., tha. helped W being .he to war on us r z ■We face great tasks and difficulties that will Many Churches are arranging special addresses Xit the liEes of every one of us and of our and discussion groups. You are warmly invited children. AU these problems can be solved, but to take your part in this national effort to find and only by men and women who wiU bring strong do the wiU of God in our personal and social life, religious faith to the everyday questions of family , Questions ? life, business, education, poUtics and leisure. h ave questions about Christianity ‘lt all depends on God, but God depends on me.’ and the Social Order, send them to the National What are the divine laws of life which we must Commercial Broadcasting Service (Wellington, know and obey if. we are to be free and happy ? C.i) for discussion over the air in a new feature How does God work, and how does He expect us coming to Ae ZB Stations. THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR CHRISTIAN ORDER (P.O. Box 1662, Wellington. C.I)

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