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. ^ ^■.V' >XOHBXG^,JPAiUY-TJW^->- ■^.■S.VT.L'KDAV ^FTERXOQX .VAUC'XI. i*». U>^.- t \ I'r^ _ ‘ • - . ; ,, ] '»'• The communion of the soul with God. It is the necessary result of the recognition of dependent relation of the creature to the Creator. The sup pliant must come in the spirit of true submis sion and reconciliation to God* else there is no communion. V Every prayer must contain directly or implied the petition: “Thy will not mine be done.” Prayer may be exceedingly various in form, “Ut tered or Unexpressed.” It is the natural utter ance of every heart in which there is a true love for the Creator. ' r. ♦ f V * A Petition may properly embrace our daily wants, “our daily bread,” the general course of our life its great affairs, our work and career, success in r our efforts to perform all ordinary and extraord inary duties of our life and station, our special necessities, also whether in times of crisis, in sickness and want, or in common times; but all things asked for must be in accord with the Di- vine Will and Plan which are for the ultimate good of all. The Churches are founded upon the power of communion with God through prayer. * i Select a Church and then Support It By Your Attendance