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Trust His Might
Be
not lonely—filled with sorrow—
You who have some loved one gone.
God's strong arms enfold His children;
Trust in Him to bear men on.
Lift your eyes and heart to visions
Of the breaking sunrise hour
When mankind shall lose its darkness
In the light of Love's all-power.
Claim Love's presence for your joy;
He who speeds the cause of right
Guards and guides you and your loved one
Safely onward. Trust His might.
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August 19, 1944 issue
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The Value of Simplicity in Practice
LEONARD T. CARNEY
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Right Identification
LOUISE EVANS HANSCHKE
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Life Is Indestructible
ROBERT P. MARSH, JR.
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Home
EDITH CARPENTER GREEN
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Duties and Rights
MARSHALL STIMSON
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The Almightiness of God
MINNIE LEVY
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Bridling the Tongue
HELEN E. WRIGHT
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Handling Juvenile and Adult Delinquency
John Randall Dunn
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The Healing Power of God's Thoughts
Paul Stark Seeley
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In a recent issue of your valued...
J. Lingen Wood
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In your recent issue appears an...
William H. Owen
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In a recent issue of The Roman Forum,...
John J. Selover
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If the writer of the article,...
D. F. J. Harricks
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Assurance
JESSE BURKE CLARKE
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Sunday School Observations
with contributions from Charles S. Kendall
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I feel that I must put into writing...
Helen Boyne
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It is with profound thanksgiving...
Merrill L. Ward with contributions from Alice I. Ward
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It has been my desire for some...
Maude Elizabeth Sheppard
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It is with a deep sense of gratitude...
Vernilia V. Baker with contributions from Gwendolyn Baker Seresun
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Mrs. Eddy says in Science and Health...
Mae B. Talley
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When recording the healings...
Charles Romer-Lee
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Several years ago I was led to...
Carolyn Fay Cowart
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I am very grateful that Christian Science...
Myrtle M. Spurgeon
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Trust His Might
AMY G. VIAU
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from W. R. McWilliams