Family Theater: The Lonely Road

The mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents The Lonely Road, starring Gregory Peck, with a Family Theater Orchestra directed by Max Tear. Nelton Eddy is your host. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of.

A thought occurred to me the other day. It seemed to me that we're all so busy making a living and trying to get ahead that we don't have enough time left to think. To think about things that really matter, certainly it's important to have food to eat and clothes to wear and to roof over our heads, those are tangible things.

Things you can reach out and touch. But aren't the intangibles just as important, more important even? The things that you feel inside you, like happiness? You know things like that are worth a little thought too because probably it's harder to be happy than to get ahead. What happiness is something anyone can have rich and poor

alike. Happiness is something money, can't touch. And here's something that'll go a long way in bringing you happiness. Prayer. That's right, prayer. Now maybe you don't believe that. Just try it once, that's all we ask. Try saying a prayer with your family tonight.

family that prays together stays together. Ask God to help you. You can be sure He will. But this nation under God shall have a new birth of freedom and that government of the people by the people for the people shall not perish from the earth. Come in, Mr. Drucker. Yes.

My name's Johnson. I think you've been expecting me. I have. As that you were working late, I thought I'd drop in, doctor. I'm afraid I can't help you. May I have a chair? Of course.