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Though Dark the Night
Let
faith increase!
We know, though dark the night, day comes at length;
And as our day is, even so our strength.
Let faith increase, forebodings cease.
Be hope our song!
We ride a mortal storm as in a dream;
Are not God's wisdom and His love supreme?
Be hope our song when time seems long.
In Love confide!
For Love is as a burning, shining light;
Love knows no storm, no shipwreck, and no night.
Love will abide, God's wisdom guide.
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April 4, 1942 issue
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The World of Love
MARGERY CHUTER
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The Universal Invitation
HERBERT L. STANDEVEN
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Easter Gladness
WENONAH EVA RICHTER
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"Sufficient occupation"
WILL B. DAVIS
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Spiritual Freedom
DAPHNE BRENNAN
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One with God
MAURICE MC C. CHURCH
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Rosamond Goes to Sunday School
ELIZABETH WOOLLEY
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Announcement
with contributions from The Christian Science Board of Directors, George Shaw Cook
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"And set me in a large place"
Alfred Pittman
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"The spiritual ultimate"
Evelyn F. Heywood
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From the Directors
The Christian Science Board Of Directors
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A Christian Science program was...
Christian Science program over Station WEAF, New York City, conducted by Mr. Daniel W. Gleason, March 29, 1942. Subject: "Man's Rights God-given."
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Though Dark the Night
MARY STONE WALLACE
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My gratitude to Mrs. Eddy for...
Martha Walker
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I am deeply grateful for all the...
Maja Ehlin
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Some twenty-two years ago,...
Helen H. Clark
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I wish to express my sincere...
Charles L. Haimes
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My introduction to Christian Science...
Maud Esther Lucy
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I took up Christian Science, not...
Winifred Jane Millier
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I am deeply grateful for the...
Cornelia Spaulding Nixon
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It has long been my desire to...
Louis H. Gillardon
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Resurrection Song
LEETHA JOURNEY HOFELLER
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Alfred W. Swan, Edward A. Thompson, L. H. Jagels, Fred A. Line