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As Comes the Dawn
As
comes the dawn
and black of night dispels,
So in my heart
the light of Truth repels
Darkness of sin
and pain, of all distress
Which mortal mind
would craftily express.
This is my joy,
my hope, my faith, my song:
My God is Truth,
and I to Truth belong.
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December 30, 1944 issue
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One Peacemaker
MAX R. FAELTEN
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God Will Guide His Faithful Children
MYRTLE ELLA ROBERTSON
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Complete Perfectibility
GERTRUDE S. DAURIAC
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Annulling Mesmerism
NEIL MARTIN
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Where Is My Place?
EVE CRAIN
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The Way
DENICE REHBURG KOCH
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Heaven at Hand
MICHAEL ST. JOHN O'CARROLL
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A Lesson from Puppets
LESLIE LELAND
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Resolutions for the New Year
John Randall Dunn
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Growth in Grace
Margaret Morrison
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A few weeks ago an article...
Arthur Perrow
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Please accept our thanks for...
George H. Kitendaugh
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As Comes the Dawn
J. SIMMONS DAVIS
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Life
DOROTHY H. STEPHENS
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I did not start studying Christian Science...
Kenneth F. Jaques
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I should like to add my testimony...
Mildred Coshun Samples
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For more than twenty-seven...
Jessie N. Walther
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This acknowledgment of what...
Florence A. Myers
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I wish to express my very deep...
Amy W. Hall
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I gratefully acknowledge the...
Georgia S. Amme
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The healing power of righteous...
Opal Brownworth
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When Christian Science was introduced...
Norman M. Trenaman with contributions from Joan Trenaman
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There Is No Death
EDITH A. THORNTON
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from James Reid, Harriette K. Sparks, E. W. MacQuarrie, Byron E. Higgon, Leland P. Cary, Archer Wallace