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[Written for the Sentinel]
Free
Bound
by sickness, sin, tradition?
Hopeless captive though you be,
Love hath power to loose your fetters,
And the truth will set you free.
Burst the bonds that would restrain you!
Leave your gloomy prison cell,
Wing your way to Love's sweet sunshine,
There in light divine to dwell.
Love for every need suffices;
Burdens borne will lighter be;
Joy and peace will crown you victor
When the truth has set you free.
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October 15, 1921 issue
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One Mind
EDWARD NASH
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Home
MYRTLE L. NOBLE
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Scientific Healing
ROBERT RAMSEY
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Immediately
SARA FULLER KELLOGG
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Firm Adherence to Truth
OLIVER BOWLES
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"The fruit of the Spirit"
HELEN M. DAGGETT
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Free
DAISY D. STEPHENSON
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Covetousness
Frederick Dixon
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The Qualities that Serve God
Gustavus S. Paine
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A Prince Now Prays
LOUIS JOSEPH LEWIS
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Since coming into Christian Science I have enjoyed...
Louis William Clark
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I wish to give a testimony of gratitude for Christian Science...
Martha Chilcote
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Although I have already had a testimony published, so...
Catherine Aller
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Although a beginner in Christian Science, I feel that I...
Ralph S. Clinton
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It is with loving gratitude that I write my testimony...
L. A. Ernest with contributions from Elise Nielebock, Fritz Nielebock
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from David S. Cairns, Auckland Geddes, Maria A. Loschi
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Notices
with contributions from Charles E. Jarvis