Character and Conduct – 12 August – Friendship
THE friendship of Jesus was not checked or foiled by the discovery of faults or blemishes in those whom He had taken into His life.
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Character and Conduct – 11 August – Friendship
‘Compliance gets us friends, plain speaking hate.’
Character and Conduct – 10 August – Friendship
We love ourselves notwithstanding our faults, and we ought to love our friends in like manner.
Character and Conduct – 9 August – Friendship
COMRADESHIP is one of the finest facts, and one of the strongest forces in life.
Character and Conduct – 8 August – Friendship
Character and Conduct – 8 August – Friendship OUR chief want in life is, somebody who shall make us do what we can. This is the service of a friend. EMERSON THE end of friendship is for aid and comfort through all the passages of life and death. EMERSON EVERY man rejoices twice when he has… Continue reading Character and Conduct – 8 August – Friendship
Character and Conduct – 7 August – Friendship
FRIENDSHIP is a plant which cannot be forced.
Character and Conduct – 6 August – Friendship
…AND it is the deliverance from bondage to ourselves. It is our refuge from pride. More than all else, comradeship teaches us to walk humbly with God.
Character and Conduct – 5 August – Friendship
If I could choose a young man’s companions, some should be weaker than himself, that he might learn patience and charity; many should be as nearly as possible his equals, that he might have the full freedom of friendship; but most should be stronger than he was, that he might for ever be thinking humbly of himself and be tempted to higher things.
Character and Conduct – 4 August – Friendship
Note what the great men admired – they admired great things; narrow spirits admire basely, and worship meanly.
Character and Conduct – 3 August – Influence
IT requires but little knowledge of society and history to assure us of the strong permeating invisible influence upon society at large of any body of men of clear thought, strong conviction, and disciplined conduct.
Suffolk Vicar 