THE CHURCHES AND TODAY'S SERVICES
How to Make Ours an Ideal Nation
Sermon by Rev. Dr. H. L. T. T.
Text: "Let the midsummer this year, in the midst of many perplexing problems, let us strive to lead a nation with a strong loyalty and our faith. Let the whole world at war and with a strong condition of our own, we are forced to look once again at the high ideals which have long firmly since we became a nation. Let us see to ourselves to God and to our country. If it is true, then it is of high ideals, approaching most nearly the ideal man." Then it must be of nations that the holding to noble principles will bring in time a noble land with noble people as it is. The danger lies in the temptation to lower those ideals because of the seeming impossibility of their perpetuity.
When in the United States are an integral people, we want to do things a day when common sense tells us that we must be a gradual growth; we want to hit hard at wrongs when we see them, regardless of the existence or of the direction of our attack. Enthusiasm and aggressiveness are splendid characteristics for a people.  Man is not a man to possess. Never must we part to lessen our forward movements, suffer prudent- to damper ardor, we must learn that wisdom aims to achieve a good cause by our wild endeavors to establish that cause within consulting God and striving to fulfill His guidance. 