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God's
peace is mine; I can be still
And know that right prevails.
Let me, then, silence human will,
For Spirit never fails.
God's joy is mine; I can rejoice,
Though error's claims may press.
Teach me to listen for Thy voice,
Which quiets all distress.
God's wisdom mine—it shows the path
Which leads me from the night
Of seeming sorrow, fear, and wrath;
His truth is all my light.
God's rest and comfort mine alway;
I can nor faint nor fail;
Abundant Life, my source and stay,
Gives strength when doubts assail.
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November 4, 1933 issue
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Scientific Being
CHARLES C. BUTTERWORTH
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"Song, sermon, or Science"
ADELAIDE ROGERS CALKINS
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Forbearance
HERBERT L. FRANK
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Prayer and Fasting
BESSIE L. CARN
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Healing of Scars
E. HOWARD HOOPER
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School Problems
AILEEN GRAFFT
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Happiness
PEARL G. ANDREWS
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Your issue of March 17 contains a synopsis of a lecture...
Charles W. J. Tennant,
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In the West Australian recently appeared a report of...
Edmund Clifton,
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LORNA BURROWS
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Annulling Atheistic Attacks
W. Stuart Booth
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One Perfect Purpose
Violet Ker Seymer
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Communication to the Board of Directors
Committees on Publication from Thirty-two Districts
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The Lectures
with contributions from David Kerr
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Christian Science brought the understanding of religion...
Sylvia Kuhn with contributions from Robert H. Kuhn
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May I add my pæan of praise to God, the Giver of all...
Mary T. Ketcham
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Our Master said, "Freely ye have received, freely give."...
Lily Senior with contributions from Edith Senior
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Having heard, about seven years ago, of some wonderful...
Gertrude Hewelt
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To withhold my thanks for what Christian Science means...
Elvina Z. Gumto
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Through the study of Christian Science a better understanding...
Robert W. Shelmire
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In gratitude for the testimonials in our periodicals, I wish...
Mary S. W. Allen
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In the spring of 1927 I became very ill
Karl Tschersich
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from H. S. Kistler, E. Beard, Charles A. Dinsmore, C. Irving Benson, Maude Royden