Today’s Thought
By Rev. Paul S. Osumi
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AN OPTIMIST
“An optimist is like a tea kettle that manages to whistle even though it is up to its neck in hot water.” An optimist in actual life:...
Today’s Thought
by Rev. Paul S. Osumi
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LIVING NEGATIVELY
Today there are millions of people trying to live in a negative manner. They are against this and that but they have no positive values of their...
Today’s Thought
by Rev. Paul S. Osumi
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IDENTIFICATION
In introducing a speaker at a banquet once, the toastmaster had this to say about him: “This man has been closely identified with all the good things in...
Today’s Thought
By Rev. Paul S. Osumi
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A CURSE OF HUMANITY
There was a woman who hated people of a certain race. Asked why she hated them, she could not give any good reason. Yet this...
Today’s Thought
ZEST OF LIVING
The tragedy of life is that often its freshness fades. The work which we begin with high hopes and interest degenerates into dreary monotony. The marriage, begun with such bliss, becomes commonplace....
Today’s Thought
by Rev. Paul S. Osumi
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BACKACHE NOW
After working all day a man was seen playing baseball with his son. The friend, looking over the fence, queried him, “Bill, aren’t you tired?” The man...
Today’s Thought
by Rev. Paul S. Osumi
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CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME
Edward Howe said, “Instead of trying to love your enemies, treat your friends a little better.” The trouble with us is that we find it...
Today’s Thought
by Rev. Paul S. Osumi
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“I AND THOU”
When the body of Dag Hammarskjöld, Secretary General of the United Nations, was found in a plane wreck, he had with him the book, “I And...
Today’s Thought
By Rev. Paul S. Osumi
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Our Turn
Almost every day we read of the death of someone we know. We are prompted to reflect, “Will my life be similarly cut short?” We all tend...
Today’s Thought
By Rev. Paul S. Osumi
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INDUCED BY DRUGS
The New Yorker carried this cartoon: Two young women, in a small apartment, are trying to relax after returning from their day’s work. One says to...
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