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Reading Room
While
in this quiet, restful room
I turned to God.
I cast aside my fear and anxious thoughts
To hear His voice say,
"Peace, be still."
Then all the sense of weariness
And fear dropped off,
And I arose refreshed
And garbed in joyousness.
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September 30, 1944 issue
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"Rise and pray"
CLINTON BENT
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A Smiling Face
MARTHA J. BUCKNER
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Spontaneity
MARGARET WEYMOUTH JACKSON
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Reading Room
LAURA H. RAYMOND
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The Great Spiritual Fact
GILBERT R. SMITH
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Neither Isolated, Nor Solitary
MAY CREAMER
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Omnipresence
EDITH COONLEY HOWES
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Demonstrating Unity in Our Churches
CORA CATHERINE MASON
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Light through the Windowpane
EDNA B. WILLIAMS
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Would You Be a Practitioner?
John Randall Dunn
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"The great point of departure"
Paul Stark Seeley
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The distorted account of Christian Science...
Lt. Col. Robert E. Key,
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That We Be Born Again
LYDIA A. WILBER
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A few years ago I attended a...
Emelie Ferguson
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My introduction to Christian Science...
Louise Irene Oxenham
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Christian Science came to me...
Nellie Q. Watters
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I find I cannot let any more...
Margaret Wagg
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That God is a very present help...
Nellie Kearns Horn
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I received my introduction to...
Thomas D. M. Latta
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For many years my life has...
Millie Griffin
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It is time that I expressed in...
Lilly G. Walter, Carl E. Walter
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Angels' Song
ALICE PERRIN BAKER
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Russell Kay, William James Robinson, A. C. Decker, Henry Geerlings, Malcolm W. Bingay, J. D. McCrae, Eric A. Johnston