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[Written for the Sentinel]
A Prayer
I Do not ask to love Thee more,— I dwell in Love, Supreme, beyond what I implore; I ask Thee but to make me know This infinite love Thou dost bestow.
I ask not that Thou show the way, For Thou hast shown. Keep me therein from day to day, Nor let the scenes of sense detain, For I the priceless prize would gain.

May 7, 1921 issue
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Depending on God
LELA M. DARLINGTON
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Gentleness
MARY H. CUMMINS
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Activity
HAZEL L. ZIMMERMAN
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Demonstration
LUY WELCH
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Our Mother
LOUISE FANNY BODMER
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Giving a Lecture
WILFRED TEARE LEWIS
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"Arise up quickly"
CONSTANCE STEVENS
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A Prayer
S. EMMA KLEBSATTEL
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Walking by Faith
Frederick Dixon
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Personal Magnetism
Gustavus S. Paine
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About twenty-one years ago a friend wrote to me asking...
Marion C. Pearsall
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After many years of material thinking and living, in...
Walter S. Wheaton with contributions from Minnie F. Wheaton
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I am most grateful for the truth Christian Science has...
Esther I. Leach
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It is with loving gratitude that I write my testimony for...
Inez Carpenter
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In Psalms we read that the children of Israel "spake...
Minnie Kate Stoddard
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One day I was desperately ill with every symptom of...
Walter Clifford
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I am very grateful for the many blessings that have come...
Olive A. Spencer
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I am thankful to God for what Christian Science has...
Mary Williams
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In reading the testimonies of healing in the Sentinel and...
Jennie Messenger
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Charles E. Raven
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Notices
with contributions from Charles E. Jarvis