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"Diversities of gifts"
"As stars in their courses never contend,
As blossoms their hues in harmony blend,
As bird voices mingle in joyful refrain,
So God's loving children in concord
remain."
These words from a much-loved hymn have often helped one student of Christian Science to realize that in the spiritual realm of Mind there is infinite variety, but never the stress or conflict which a human sense of diversity often brings.
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December 28, 1946 issue
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Would You Know the Child of God?
GLADYS ELLA GIBBS
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Commuting the Self-Sentence
DOUGLAS ROBERTS
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"An offering pure of Love"
RUTH C. EISEMAN
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Principle Lived and Loved
JOHN D. PICKETT
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"Diversities of gifts"
OLIVE THOMPSON
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Separation from Error
MICHAEL ST. JOHN O'CARROLL
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Preparing for Examinations
BETTE F. HAVILL
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Be Still
MABEL STUART CURRY
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Resolved: To Condemn Sin but Not Man!
John Randall Dunn
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Do It in the First Instance
Paul Stark Seeley
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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication
with contributions from John W. Harwood, George H. Kitendaugh
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Before knowing of Christian Science...
Marcel André Vonnez
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Since I have received so much...
Emma E. Lee
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My husband and I recently had...
Vera Kirby
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I sometimes wonder if I am half...
Evelyn Meadow Horn
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We read in Isaiah (59:19)...
Constance E. Parker
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Christian Science has truly given...
Emma E. Clark
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The Apostle Paul in his epistle...
Charles Leslie May, Jr.
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One World
EDITH COONLEY HOWES
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from King George, E. C. Foster, Adjutant C. Mole, Roy L. Smith, H. Moore