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God—the Student's Help
[Of Special Interest to Youth]
It is natural that we should all desire to achieve, and it is right for every young person to have the opportunity to complete his education and training in his chosen field of learning.
The young student with an understanding of Christian Science is thoroughly equipped for advancement, for he early learns to reach out in prayer to the all-knowing Mind for wisdom and guidance in every activity.
An article "Of Special Interest to Youth" which appeared in a recent Sentinel, relating how God could help us in examinations, reminded the writer of an experience she had had years ago, when a need of this kind was met.
Enjoy 1 free Sentinel article or audio program each month, including content from 1898 to today.
December 18, 1943 issue
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The Panoply of Love
LEWIS CHARLES HUBNER
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Our "battle-plan"
CLAUDINE V. BUNTING
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"Animal Magnetism Unmasked"
CLARENCE O. BULLARD
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The Standard of Workmanship
MARY H. SWEENEY
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Why Am I Safe?
MONROE S. IRELAND
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Taxes
HELEN M. EASTMAN
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God—the Student's Help
ELLEN H. MADDEN
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"That, thy brother may live with thee"
John Randall Dunn
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The Obtaining of Mercy
Evelyn F. Heywood
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In a recent issue you refer to the...
B. Tatham Woodhead
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In a Sunday school lesson which...
Luther K. Bell
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Christian Science Committee on Publication for North Carolina Reports
with contributions from Benjamin L. DuVal
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Years ago I felt impelled, by a...
Hilda M. Dryden
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For many years I have been receiving...
Minna Bull with contributions from Dorothea Amrhein
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In the Bible we read that "God...
Clinton Ward Miles
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Christian Scientists have so...
Ruth Abigail Brown
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I wish to express gratitude to...
Melvin R. Swanson
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I desire to express my gratitude...
Lilly Dickinson
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I owe a great debt of gratitude to...
Jean Livingston Cameron
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Hear His Voice
RICHARD T. STEPHENSON
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Samuel A. Wright, James Reid, T. Miller Neatby, Henry Geerlings, C. R. McBride