Help Our Brethren and Neighbors by D. L. Moody

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Apr 5, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 14.

Help Our Brethren and Neighbors

By D. L. Moody

I NOTICED a number of carriages coming down Fifth Avenue this afternoon, with dogs in them. It would be a nicer thing if the owners of those carriages could send them around to hospitals, and take poor people out for a drive in the park. That would be better than sending a poodle for a drive. A man or a woman ought to be worth more than a poodle. Think of the new life such a drive would bring to a poor sufferer who has been in a hospital for months, and is just beginning to recover!

We must help our brethren, our neighbors. We can not shirk the responsibility.—D. L. Moody.