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FAITH.
There was a little boy named Frank, only six years old, who had lost his father, and because he was so poor, was unable to go to school. This was a great grief to him, for he knew he was ignorant, and had much to learn before he could become a good and useful man. His great desire was to be admitted into what was called the Moravian school, where children are taught to know and love Jesus Christ, and all that is really necessary for them to know in this life. His poor mother wished it as much as he did, but without money, without friends; poor and unknown, he had but little to expect in this
