Family Theater: A Day to Remember

The mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents A Day to Remember, Starring Robert Young and Ruth Hussey. Robert Ryan is your host. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of.

A month of September has been dedicated in a special way to the youth of America, to a razz public interest in the principles to which family theater is dedicated. Namely, that the problems of youth are the problems of the home, and that the future of America depends on the homes of our nation.

You know, juvenile delinquency is not a theoretic problem, it is real. It is the dark corner of juvenile life in the United States. And experts tell us that the great majority of criminal careers begin with juvenile delinquencies.

Yes, every home needs a positive program of understanding and action. A home needs not only a family working together and thinking together, a home also needs family prayer. Yes, a family praying together is the most vital force in the welfare of a family.

Without God we can find no adequate solution to international or domestic problems. Without family prayer there can be no security in a home. That's why we should make youth month mean a rededication of our children to God, a rededication of our families to the daily practice of family prayer. There will be no problem of juvenile

delinquency in your home if God is there because family prayer renews in all members of the family, the principles of faith and justice that give a home security, understanding and happiness. Robert Ryan returns following tonight's family theatre story a day to remember starring Ruth Hussey and Robert Young.