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Knowing the Truth
[Of Special Interest to Children]
Ronnie and David were brothers and went to the Christian Science Sunday School. Ronnie went to day school as well, but David was not quite old enough for that.
One afternoon, as soon as Ronnie had gone back to school, David felt such a very bad pain in his ear that he began to cry.
His mother did her best to help him by telling him some of the things she had read that morning in the Lesson-Sermon. She reminded him, too, that he had learned in Sunday school that God is divine Love, who gives only good to His children. But the pain seemed to get worse, and David did not stop crying.
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March 30, 1946 issue
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Dwellings for All
JAMES HEARNDEN
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The Lamb of God
HAZEL A. WOOD
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Improving Our Wednesday Evening Meetings
DELBERT D. GILLETTE
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It Is Not Too Late
ALICE MAY FORD
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What About Human Relationships?
ALICE F. FUNKEN
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"Who am I?"
VERA CONSTANCE HOWARD
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Demonstration versus Prejudice
ELOISE PATTILLO HENDRICK
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The First Commandment: Why Is It so Important for Us?
WILLIAM BREYMANN
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Knowing the Truth
CONSTANCE HEWARD
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The Sunday School Teacher
MARGARET BRUCE FELTON
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Loving Our Way to Normalcy
John Randall Dunn
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Where Is Happiness Found?
Paul Stark Seeley
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For all the blessings that Christian Science...
Florence Pfeiffer
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In Science and Health (p. 1)...
Sarah Ann Brown
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In the year 1911 I was in great...
Daisy Crawford
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In October of 1943, while I was...
Eugene G. Palmer
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During childhood and after I...
Edith Gentry
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I wish to express my gratitude...
Lillie Archibald
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Christian Science came into my...
John M. Lade with contributions from Shelagh Lade
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Prayer for Increasing Purpose
MARY STONE WALLACE
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from C. P. Dame, William E. Gilroy, J. Gordon Anderson, E. L. H., S. G. Browne, Hersey Everett Spence, Earl R. Henderson