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Signs of the Times
"Rejoice in the Lord"
The Rev. James Reid, D. D. British Weekly, London, England
St. Paul bids us rejoice, and emphasizes his words. His message has real point. Perhaps he was thinking of glum-faced Christians, of whom there were no doubt many then, as there are today. Nothing so discredits our Christian faith as gloom or moroseness. The world will never be drawn to a Christianity that does not make us happy, which is perhaps the reason why some of us are such poor advertisements of our gospel. If we are really Christians, we ought to be joyful.
The Dayton Herald Ohio
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December 7, 1946 issue
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The Value of Systematic Study
PATRICK J. HAMBROOK
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The Lesson of Obedience
MARTIN G. TORSON
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What Are the Facts of Being?
ALEC B. MURRAY
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Rabboni
ROBERT ELLIS KEY
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There Is No Lack
CONSTANCE S. SAMMIS
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"The substance of all devotion"
AMANDA COLBATH
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"Progress is born of experience"
IRENE CONSTANCE HEMANS
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Obeying Orders
ELIZA J. MAGEE
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Seek and Ye Shall Find
VIRGINIA THESIGER
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Let Us Prove Envy Unreal!
John Randall Dunn
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If It Only Weren't for Him!
Paul Stark Seeley
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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication
with contributions from Luther K. Bell, R. Ashley Vines
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Guest in a Reading Room
HELEN D. DOOLITTLE
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I wish to tell of some demonstrations...
Frederick H. D. Fitzpatrick
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In 1931, during the depression...
Edith Christine Henderson
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I am grateful to God that I have...
Hoyt G. Post
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I am realizing more and more...
Nora Bubb
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I was reared in what might be...
Elizabeth Luedemann
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With much gratitude to God...
George H. Luedemann
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Many years ago in a city far...
Marion Jack
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For the consciousness of love...
Marta Niklaus
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Supplementing my wife's testimony...
Walter Niklaus
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Sign of Neighborliness
LUELLA KNAPP BRISTOL
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from James Reid, Barbara Benson, Fred Wilson