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Signs of the Times
True Giving Enriches
ColonistVictoria, British Columbia, Canada
The earnest lesson of life, whether we learn it early or late, is that giving enriches and ennobles the giver first and most of all. As a great artist may enlighten an age, or a hero free millions by his sacrifice, so the humblest or least known of individuals has something to give to the world. It was for that purpose that men were given different talents, to share but not to hoard. The weight of the gift has little to do with it. It is the fact of the giving that counts. Again and again life drives home that lesson, dodge it how men will.

March 23, 1946 issue
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LUCILE ROOD
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"Life's burdens light"
DOUGLAS ROBERTS
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Spiritual Ideas Are Substance
CLARA B. STRICKLAND
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"Unlabored motion"
ELIZABETH L. HANSEN
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Church and Home
HAROLD MOLTER
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"Nevertheless at thy word"
MARGARET R. BURLINGAME
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The Ascending Path
JACQUELYN GREEN
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Discharge from the Service?
CHARLES MENDICK
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Right Interpretation
Margaret Morrison
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"I will place them"
Paul Stark Seeley
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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication
Johanna H. Griffiths
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Assurance
EDITH COONLEY HOWES
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For quite some time I have been...
Newell A. Frye with contributions from Hilma Frye
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A beautiful proof of God's...
Judson Pomory McMillan with contributions from Helen M. Mullin
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When Christian Science was first...
Maude Oursler Wandell
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Doubts and fears concerning...
Lois M. Conover
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It is with a heart full of gratitude...
Anna Griffiths Marcusen
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For approximately twenty-six...
Frances E. Mackelcan Mears
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Having received the blessings...
Nancy T. Unwin
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The Mount of Vision
ELINOR NICHOLL CARTER
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from C. R. McBride, Herbert Barnes