Author's Word

The writer has no excuse for sending out another volume save that a good many people are kind enough to say that his books help them. So long as this is true it would seems to be worth while to write them. A good many of us need to be cheered and encouraged in order that we may do our best in duty and struggle. We can do nothing better therefore in life than to be encouragers of others and helpers in little ways as we go on in our pilgrimage

J.R.M.

Self reverence, self knowledge, self control

Table of Contents

Chapters

1. The Beauty of Self Control
2. The Work of the Plough
3. Finding Our Duties
4. Into the Right Hands
5. Living Unto God
6. The Indispensable Christ
7. The One Who Stands By
8. Love’s Best at Home
9. What About Bad Temper
10. The Engagement Ring
11. What Christ's Friendship Means
12. People as Means of Grace
13. What Christ is to Me
14. Our Unanswered Prayers
15. The Outflow of Song
16. Seeing the Sunny Side
17. The Story of the Folded Hands
18. Comfort for Tired Feet
19. The Power of the Risen Lord
20. Coming to the End

Finding the Way was first published in in 1911 by Hodder & Stoughton. London New York Toronto. J.R. Miller died the following year.

The transcription was made by Paula Kuczynski: a volunteer. This is the twelth work she has transcribed.