This old Spiritual Classic arose in the first half of the 20th century to help address the growing secularization of that day. Drops not only in church attendance, but in the clear presentation of Christ in preaching, meant that Laubach could say that most people we're having their thoughts turn to Christ for less than 10 minutes a week. How could anyone practice the presence of God under such circumstances? The Game With Minutes was Laubach's suggestion of a way forward. Turning our thoughts to Christ moment by moment, and considering how many minutes an hour we do so, suggested a Spiritual Practice to him which could help bring people back to Christ, of course not merely to think thoughts about Him, but to become increasingly aware of His presence, and so also then to be made like Him. Readable within 1/2 an hour, this text introduces an interesting devotional tool that can be introduced and deployed easily in a retreat setting. ( )