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December 22, 1945 issue
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Christmas Happiness Assured
ELLA MAY FRAZER
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Let Us Go In and Possess the Land
JOHN D. RASMUSSEN, JR.
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The Christmas Radiance
MARCIA STEVENS BARBER
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"Peace, be still"
RAYMOND D. HEINE
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Wise Men, Awake!
LAURA BROWN CROWELL
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"What of this child?"
TERESE ROSE NAGEL
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Bethlehem Night
CATHERINE ANNETTE HUBBELL
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"Put on thy beautiful garments"
JANET LAURIE HAWES
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Our Gift
GRACE K. STICHT
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No Unhappy Christmastide!
John Randall Dunn
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The Morning Star
Margaret Morrison
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What a blessing Christian Science...
Constance M. Francis
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I have had the blessing of a...
Dorothea Richardson Grant
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I wish to say that from the time...
Arthur E. Varney
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One day while I was feeling...
Sylvia C. Hornbeck
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Testifying to the blessings received...
Roland Tonge
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I should like to add my testimony...
Claire Marie Piper
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It has been my desire for some...
Mabel G. Broadus
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When Christian Science came...
Helen Kupfer
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The Light Leads On
PEARL STRACHAN HURD
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Edgar DeWitt Jones