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Peace
My
thoughts have come to rest,
As quietly as smooth-winged gulls fly home,
Or tired waves touch the cool sands at even.
I have torn down my dark and treacherous sail,
To do Thy will,
The unrest quieted, the anchor cast.
Love, should I dreaming see again
Those cold green hollows, or the slanting rain,
Bid me to come to Thee upon the waters!
For now I know
How near Thy outstretched hand is,
Oh, how near!
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January 29, 1938 issue
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Supply and Success
ANNIE LOUISE ROBERTSON
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Acknowledging Good
MILTON SIMON
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Little Things
RUTH R. WESLER
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Man's True Business
ETHEL WASGATT DENNIS
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Salvation
ALICE SHERIDAN
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"The lusts of other things"
NINA SEYMOUR KEAY
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"Where can I get a job?"
TRUEMAN F. CAMPBELL
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Love Never Faileth
NORA L. BROWN
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Many years have passed since I first taught in a Christian Science...
From an Address at a meeting of the teachers of The Mother Church Sunday School, by William R. Rathvon, C.S.B.,
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Spontaneous Giving
Duncan Sinclair
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The Passing of Time
George Shaw Cook
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The Lectures
with contributions from James H. Daugherty, Ruth Clark, Arthur K. Fisher, John W. Doorly, Alba Ewing Harp
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For a period of about five years during my teens until...
Holton M. Kennedy
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In the spring of 1932 it seemed to me that only suicide...
Anna Evréinoff
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When I was a young woman I began to question the...
Kate Agnes Kincannon
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It is with a heart filled with love and gratitude for our...
Thomas Boorman
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Too long has my gratitude in written form been withheld,...
Amy Belle Topping
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It has been more than thirty-five years since Christian Science...
Bertha A. Detrick
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Peace
MARION SUSAN CAMPBELL
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from W. Mackintosh Mackay, Russell Henry Stafford, Willsie Martin, Edward Allen Morris, Leslie Weatherhead, Nicholas Murray Butler, Gary C. Myers, Douglas Adam