Nothing Small

There are a great many different ways of doing good. A lady once

visited a hospital, and noticed with what pleasure the patients would

smell and look at the flowers sent to them. Said she:

"If I had known that a bunch of flowers would do so much good, I would

have sent some from home."

As soon as she got home, she sent some flowers out of her garden. It

was a little thing--a bouquet of flowers. It might be a very

insignificant work--very small; but if it was done in the right

spirit, God accepted it. A cup of water given in His name is accepted

as given to Himself. Nothing that is done for God is small.

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