Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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ml- Uhv CEIPHIHH KINDNESS Paul in writing to the Ephesians said, Bc yc kind one to another, and 'tForbear one another in love. These words of Paul were given not only to the Ephesians, but are for us today. At diilercnt times throughout thc Bible God speaks to us of kindness. And you will Iind Divine love does suffer long and is kind. Kindness is that disposition which delights in contributing to the happi- ness of othe1's and is exercised cheerfully in gratifying their wishes, supplying their needs or alleviating their distrcsses. It involves good will toward all and maliee l0W31'ClS none, compassion, grentleness, and forbearance. All these quali- ties will be found in those who follow in the footsteps of the lowly Man of Galilee. How sad is the life into which kindness does not enter. And in which there is no eoncern for the welfare of those about him, and the making' of their lives bri,Q'hter by a loving' smile, a gentle word to give out kindness to those about him. Sometimes it will mean to sacrifice his own desires and plans and be kind in considering thc views of others, for kindness involves forbear- ance. In school life, one of the prineiple requisites for happy fellowship is the thoughtfulness of fellow students and power to forbear with one anotherls faults and their short eominers in refinement. It atfords some of the best op- portunities to develop true kindness in all phases of its meaning. The chief phase of kindness is found in Christian fellowship. Vile are to be examples of the lowly Nazarene, who showed kindness, gcntleness, and for- bearance to all. Often we are misunderstood and often we misunderstand others. The Savior was'misunderstood and seotted at, yet He did not sneak evil of those who wronged Him, but gave in return love and kindness. If we are to follow Him and be true diseinles we will have to take the route He took. As He was kind, we also must be kind. It has been said that There is nothing so kingly as kindness. and kindness is like a breath of heavenfl liet us scatter kindness that we may help our fellowman to heaven, and ourselves to live a happy, useful, and con- sistent Christian life. Have you had a kindness shown? Pass it on, 'Twas not given for thee alone, Pass it on: Let it travel down the years, Let it wipe another's tears, 'Till in Heaven the deed appears- Pass it on. -Helen Andrews. Co Q. E9 E3 tri E3 Q E3 C9 GQ 52 fi e e fi fo GQ Q Ea G' 'Q