Family Theater: Hound of Heaven
Family Theater · October 2, 1947 · 29 min · 4,001 words
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The mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents The Hound of Heaven starring Mark Stevens with Marvin Miller as narrator. Joan Caulfield is your hostess. More things are brought by prayer than this world dreams are.
Here is tonight's Family Theater hostess, Miss Joan Caulfield. In everyone's life there is an interesting story. A story that tells not only what has happened to us, but a story of our doubts and hopes and desires, our personal life story.
And in each one's life, there is a reaching out, a seeking for happiness. All of us long for the joy that comes from friendship and kindness and love. And we all seek for peace and understanding.
It would be a better and more wonderful world if every family could find true love and understanding. Yes, they should be in every home and they can be, because we have the most wonderful and powerful help to happiness.
We have God's help in our home. When together as a family, we gather daily to pray. It's a privilege to be with you tonight on Family Theater and to ask you to join the millions who in making family prayer a daily practice have brought a new joy and happiness into their life stories.
Joan Colfield will return to the microphone later in the program. Now the Family Theater presents The Hound of Heaven, starring Mark Stevens, with Marvin Miller as your narrator. I fled him, I fled him down the night.
Yes, you fled him, you eluded him. I fled him down the nights and down the days. Yes, you twisted turn, tried to escape him. But did you ever really escape him? Wither shall I go from thy spirit, or wither shall I flee from thy face?
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