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Winged Hope
When
from a heart's despair
Hope upward springs,
Oh, shield it from the chilling blast
And all destroying things.
Protect its journey through the mists of doubt;
Let it spread wings,
Until it soars in heavenly atmosphere
And in fulfillment sings.
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March 15, 1947 issue
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Be Not Discouraged!
J. WOODRUFF SMITH
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"Mercy and truth are met together"
MINNIE SUCKOW
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The Vanity of Material Pleasures
MARK NATHANS
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Seven Times
GLADYS P. DOMERATZKY
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Give Audience to Faith
MARY STONE WALLACE
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The Perfect Alibi
MARY PRIDE MC LAREN
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Ushering in the Millennium
ROBERT WILLIAM BAYLES
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To Whom, O Father, Shall We Go?
JUDITH SOMERS COCKS
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What Are You Magnifying?
KATHRYN PAULSON
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Delivered "from all the expectation of the people"
Paul Stark Seeley
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In What Are We Confiding?
Margaret Morrison
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Keep the Flock
DAISY L. WHITTAKER
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When Christian Science came to...
Flossie Wilson
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In giving this testimony of...
Harrison M. Staley
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It is with sincere gratitude for...
Gladys Estelle Morgan
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When a new student of Christian Science...
Constance Talbot
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I became interested in Christian Science...
Stanley A. H. Hunn
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I should like to tell of some of...
Alice Maulsby Winchell
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A year and a half after I became...
Mary Luella Mercer Karns
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"Out of the abundance of the...
Grant Arthur Karns
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Winged Hope
KATHLEEN HALL THORPE
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from H. C. Humphrey, Arthur H. Compton, W. N. Peregrine, James Reid, Frederick M. Meek