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Walk to Emmaus
While walking the Emmaus road,afraid of what their hearts forebode,speaking in terms of doubt and shameat mention of the Master's name.the two trudged on in bitter grief.
Now silently the stranger walkedbeside them; knew their need, and talkedof Scripture, preaching Christ for them,dispelling fear and visions dim;until through truth they gained relief.

May 15, 1943 issue
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Spiritual Armaments
ELEANOR L. WALLINGFORD
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An Opportunity and a Challenge
FRANK F. BUNKER
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According to Rule
EMMA J. HACKATHORN
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Apprehension of Spiritual Facts
JAMES G. MAC DERMID
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The Glory of Our Spiritual Being
MARJORIE C. SELLERS
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Doing Your Part
MEDDA MAYER STEVES
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"I know thee by name"
VERA CONSTANCE HOWARD
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In the Way of Understanding Is Liberty
Peter V. Ross
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Felling the Big Trees
Paul Stark Seeley
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Introductions to Lectures
with contributions from Ray F. Earles, B. Tatham Woodhead
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A Prayer for Those in Active Service
NAOMI V. M. TOPLEY
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I am a young student in Christian Science,...
Corporal Aksel H. Hansen
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Christian Science has brought...
Gertrude C. Sturtevant
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Protection during the 1940...
Kate Gilmour
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For several days I was afflicted...
George E. Kann
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With deep gratitude for the...
Bertha Roberts with contributions from Henry S. Roberts
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I wish to testify to the healing...
Mary Goode Powell
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In the year 1904 I received my...
Bertha Titus Wheeler
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Walk to Emmaus
THELMA BROOKS
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Russell Henry Stafford, H. F. Atkins, James Reid, Rudolph C. Burke