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Signs of the Times
Easter
Sheboygan Press
Wisconsin
At This time of the year, when the mantle of winter gives way to budding trees and shrubs, hope, too, takes new roots, and the whole world looks brighter.
So it is with this Easter. Man-made edicts that have no place in a Christian world are about to be replaced, with a spirit of the brotherhood of man. Sweet are these words to those who have been oppressed. Again Jesus sends forth his message, "Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost."
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April 20, 1946 issue
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Not There, but Risen!
ELSIE DEANE
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Resurrection Morn
MARGARET MORRISON
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What Matters
HERBERT H. NORSWORTHY
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Gethsemane
HAZEL HARPER BRANDNER
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The Pool with the Five Porches
ORLEANOR M. HUMPHREY
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Oneness
MABELLE B. ARMSTRONG
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Man's Supply Is in Spiritual Ideas
DOROTHY DOLE SEYMOUR
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"Hear what the Spirit saith"
MIRIAM D. GARBRICK
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Christian Science and Education
ROBERT HAROLD EAGLE
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"Open thou mine eyes"
ETHEL MUNRO GOSS
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From Cross to Crown
John Randall Dunn
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The Unsubstantiality of Obstacles
Paul Stark Seeley
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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication
Percival Vincett Parsons
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Omnipotence
ANNE BROOKS SHUMATE
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"And God said, Let there be...
Helen M. Sutton
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Each day my love and gratitude...
LaVerne F. Smith
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How seemingly awry everything...
Gordon Stuart Hodge
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In the year 1925, while I was...
Kate Elizabeth Annie Foster
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"Come unto me, all ye that...
Evalyn Hansen
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In Science and Health Mrs. Eddy...
Elsie M. Osmond
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In the year 1886, I became interested...
Cicero Hoskins with contributions from Emma J. Hoskins
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I am deeply thankful for Christian Science
Laura McCann
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Lodestar
THELMA BROOKS
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Kenneth A. Carlson, John J. Berry, A Correspondent, C. R. McBride