Quotemeal: Sep. 2nd, 1945

Sunday, September 2, 1945

"We need to begin to search for God in our places of work. God is already there, make no mistake about it; we simply have not trained ourselves to see our creator."
— William E. Diehl

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Illustration of William E. Diehl — "We need to begin to search for God in our places of work.  God is already there, make no mistake about it; we simply have not trained ourselves to see our creator."

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Quotemeal is a daily dose of Christian quotes to inspire and encourage.