There are some good people who seem to want to be your friends and to do you good, but they stay at a distance, and never come near you. Then there are others who draw close to you, and look into your eyes and touch you with their hands. You know the difference between these two ways of helping. The former persons give you only cold help, with no part of themselves, no tender sympathy; the latter may give you really less of material help, but they pour a portion of their own warm life into your soul. Christ never withheld his touch; he always gave part of himself. We should be the touch of Christ to others. His love should tingle in our very fingers when they touch others.