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Gratitude for the Written Word
"In
God I find a precious gift
That knows no fear, no feud,
That glows so still, serene and pure:
The gift of gratitude."
These lines from a Christian Science hymn express an active, sustaining quality of thought which the earnest student of Christian Science seeks to make his own and to maintain at all times.
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June 15, 1946 issue
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"Behold the Lamb of God"
PETER J. HENNIKER HEATON
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"Saved with an everlasting salvation"
ESTHER K. MARKO
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What Is Your Concept of Man?
ALFRED MARSHALL VAUGHN
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Gratitude for the Written Word
CORA A. WADE
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We Must Be Strong
EDITH BAILEY
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The Sacred Office of Sunday School Teacher
MYRTLE J. RAYCH
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On Being Wholehearted
FREDERICK L. BROOKS
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Love Is Impartial
VIVA J. BESSE
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The Reading Room
HULDAH M. JOHNSON
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The Inheritance of the Meek
Margaret Morrison
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Conservative and Liberal
Paul Stark Seeley
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Sunday School
with contributions from Althea Brooks
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I wish to express my sincere...
Minnie G. Barlow
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In Psalms we read (40:5),...
Donalda von Poellnitz
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My testimony appeared in the...
Jonas Feldman
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I am the partner mentioned in...
Alfred A. Fisher
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I am profoundly grateful to...
Henrietta Millet
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In Psalms we read (40:2), "He...
Ethel Dahl
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My introduction to Christian Science...
Winifred Allen
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Walter Couch, Arthur Moore, James B. Muckle, T. Otto Nall, Henry Geerlings, John T. Chase