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Man's At-one-ment with the Father
A Woman who was ill was counseled by a friend to express appreciation of Christian Science by making a list of twenty-five things for which she was grateful. This seemed difficult to do because of pain; but she was obedient. Her first reason for gratitude was the protection which had been afforded her two sons in the service. Then she continued listing proofs of God's goodness. When next she thought of herself, she was on the twenty-third item and was completely healed.
To break the seeming bondage of pain, sickness, and limitation, it is vitally important that each of us should understand the value of gratitude, love, and obedience. These qualities turn thought heavenward, and the struggle with a physical concept of being, which includes all the errors of mortal mind, proportionately ceases as we learn to walk with the Father.

November 25, 1944 issue
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Comfort, Not Conjecture
MARY GERTRUDE BAYLESS
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I Am Reflecting Thee
JESSIE B. SHEUERMAN
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Man's At-one-ment with the Father
ALTON N. SWETT
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Family Circle
MARGARET GERALDINE GODEFROI
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Break through the Cloud of Personal Sense
LOIS GARLAND DAVIES
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An Ageless Question
LEONARD LAWRENCE COWAN
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Open the Door
SIETSKE L. CURRY
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Sovereignty and Self-Surrender
Paul Stark Seeley
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An Obsolete Partnership
Margaret Morrison
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Words cannot begin to express...
Hulda Williams with contributions from Mary Carlson
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Christian Science has brought...
Beryl O. Kitts
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I should like to express my...
John Clark Coker
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"They shall abundantly utter...
Harriet R. Stimson
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My deep appreciation of and...
Claudia L. Jones
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In rereading Mrs. Eddy's letter...
Effie S. Freeman
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I should like to express my...
Florence A. Roos
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"The cup of blessing"
Mary Mortley Hays
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Fred White, Joseph A. Dell, J. W. Behnken, Hugh MacMillan, David B. Pearson, Henry Geerlings, J. Arthur Barker