A social worker does not of necessity have to belong to any particular church, but she must have some kind of faith to live by for her life is so filled with the sorrows and hardships of others that without a firm conviction that there is a reason and a meaning lying back of all this, life would become intolerable in spite of the satisfaction of seeing certain accomplishments day by day.
 Eleanor Roosevelt, It's Up to the Women (1933). copy citation

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Author Eleanor Roosevelt
Source It's Up to the Women
Topic hardship satisfaction
Date 1933
Language English
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