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[Written for the Sentinel]
True Happiness
To
leave ambition and false pride behind,
The thirst for wealth, the eagerness for fame,
To kindle in our hearts the welcome flame
Of self-forgetfulness, to know that Mind
Is both end and beginning,—this we find
Is the real road to happiness, the same
Way Jesus trod. Let us seek in his name
A better goal, with loving thoughts and kind
Live as the Christ, and strive for others' good;
To give, not get,—the sign of brotherhood
Which marks the sons of God. Lo! the deep peace
Of sacrifice of self is ours. Now cease
Vain longings for the world, and we gain then
True happiness, the selfless love for men.
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July 30, 1921 issue
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The Straight and Narrow Way
ROBERT RAMSEY
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Vision
HAZEL L. ZIMMERMAN
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Unity
FRANK H. SPRAGUE
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Honesty
PAUL E. BUNTZLER
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True Rejoicing
NELLIE B. FORSYTHE
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One Cause and One Effect
R. W. BRYAN
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Be of Good Cheer
LOUISE KING
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Faith by Works
Frederick Dixon
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"All that really is"
Gustavus S. Paine
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True Happiness
CHARLOTTE BRUNER
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After having experienced many blessings through Christian Science...
Martha C. Kimmit
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It is with great joy and gladness that I relate my first...
Nellie A. Green with contributions from John Hudson Green
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It is many years since Christian Science was first presented...
Philma N. Shippy
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When Christian Science was first mentioned to me, I had...
Anna F. Loomis
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I first heard of Christian Science a great many years...
Mary Elizabeth Ayers
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With a deep feeling of gratitude for all the wonderful help...
Arthur William Burkmar
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I have had such a clear proof of the protective power of...
Grace Elliott with contributions from C. D. Keeler
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Joseph M. M. Gray, J. H. Oldham