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A Soldier's Prayer
At break of day, when morning sun draws nigh,I close my eyes in prayer, and pray that IMay know the truth, that it may make me freeAnd bring me nearer still, my Lord, to Thee;
May know the truth in all its forms divine.So that with love my life will always shine;May know that I will now and ever beA true disciple, faithful unto Thee.

August 21, 1943 issue
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Sustained Evidence
ALBERT M. CHENEY
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"Wilt thou climb the mountain?"
SUSAN F. CAMPBELL
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Salvation
HAROLD EDWARDS SUTTON
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Our First Line of Defense
RUTH C. EISEMAN
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Joyous Learning
MARION J. SACK
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Enlisting for the Duration
EARL ALBERT RUSSELL
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A Soldier's Prayer
ROBERT LOUIS LINZ
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Illumination
Evelyn F. Heywood
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Man Is a Unit
Paul Stark Seeley
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Authorized Statements on Christian Science by Committees on Publication
with contributions from R. Ashley Vines, Benson Tatham Woodhead
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Shepherd Song
GRACE NIXON STECHER
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Over twenty years ago I was...
Ethel Austin
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I want to express my gratitude...
Addie L. Bennett
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On the morning of October 18,...
Walter H. Keene
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In 1911 I had my first healing...
Bettina Krieger
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Since I was eight years old, I...
Jeanne Steely Laitner
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For many years, Christian Science...
James V. Huffman
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Why do I love and revere Mrs. Eddy?...
Louise Henshaw
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In the Court of the Areopagites
J. ARTHUR R. STEVENSON
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Henry Darlington, Paul W. Poley, Margaret Harrison, L. B. Ashby, Richard K. Morton, Dana McLean Greeley