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Dedication
I have
no time for sorrow.
I must go forward bearing the standard high:
Bearing the torch of Truth
To light the path of those
Still groping in the dark,
Whose hearts are touched with doubt,
Whose courage may be weak;
Whose efforts may be faint.
I must follow the trail
Through the wilderness of grief—
A pioneer—that all may find their way
Out of the tangled maze of thorns and briers
That trip unwary feet.
I have my "task of glory" to perform—
I have no time to grieve—others need
The light that joy can give.
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May 27, 1944 issue
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"Our times and obligations"
DELOS EDWARD JOHNSON
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Overcoming False Competition
ALICE F. FUNKEN
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Effective Work in the Christian Science Organization
FRED C. FISHER
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While Yet in Prison
DOROTHY H. STEPHENS
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Are You a Christian?
EDWARD H. HORSTMAN
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Failure Vanquished
MARY LUELLA RICHEY
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"Hallowed be thy name"
JANET CHRISTINA PERRINS
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How Are We Handling Sin?
John Randall Dunn
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Where Does Value Reside?
Paul Stark Seeley
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In an article in a recent issue of...
William H. Vaughn with contributions from Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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God's Plan for Me
GERTRUDE A. MONTGOMERY
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I am grateful for Christian Science...
John R. Rutherford
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Because of the many beautiful...
Eula Crawford Greenlee
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I should like to express my deep...
Anyce J. Davis Jones with contributions from Gomer M. Jones, John E. Jones
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I wish to express my heartfelt...
Ethel M. Russell
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A few years ago I realized that...
Natella C. Roesch
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In gratitude to God for His law...
Sallie A. Wheaton
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One of our hymns reminds us...
Anna Bignell
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One Sunday morning, early in...
W. Cyprian Bridge
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I want to express my gratitude...
Martha Ann Mettetal
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Dedication
Ethel Arbour Chase
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Earl L. Douglass, James Reid, Ralph T. Jones, R. W. Pickersgill