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The Campaign is in full swing—so what? The journals of New Zealand are taking good notice of the Campaign for Christian Order. Did you see the remarkable references in ‘Truth’, or in the ‘Standard’, the ‘Exporter’, the ‘Listener’ and in many daily papers? These were spontaneous utterances by those who feel that this Campaign has something to say that must be said, and must be listened to. It would be fair to say that the broadcast meetings, the special addresses in the Churches, the booklets, the ‘Any Questions’ feature have created perhaps the biggest stir that has ever been felt in New Zealand on religious matters. But what does it all amount to? A flash in the pan ? Is this a momentary excitement which will pass away without having made any lasting difference to anything? It depends on you. The Campaign can have no result except through the thought and action of individuals. It is no use standing outside the Churches and criticising—-or even praising. You must get in and play your part. God is looking for allies in His perpetual struggle with evil. Will you offer yourself? You will find help in the fellowship of your Church, and inspiration in the special activities of the next few weeks. Be in Church next Sunday. It all depends on God and God depends on ME

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Southland Times, 16 October 1942, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Southland Times, 16 October 1942, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Southland Times, 16 October 1942, Page 3

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