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Signs of the Times
"Labourers together with God"
Hugh Redwood
Bromley and Kentish Times
Kent, England
The true Christian works, works hard and works well, because he is something more than a worker— he is a craftsman, finding a joy in his work. And not only in so-called religious work. He sees his daily job as his Christian vocation, the means through which he must glorify God; and that transforms and transfigures it, however dull it may seem. ...
"We are labourers together with God," ... working to bring men into their heritage; working like those who first grasped the truth of it; working, "the Lord working with [us], and confirming the word with signs following" (Mark 16:20).
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April 26, 1947 issue
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Expectancy
MABEL S. THOMSON
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Ceasing from Idolatry
FRED C. FISHER
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Subscribing for the Christian Science Periodicals
R. LOUISE EMERY
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Day
OLGA B. MARTIN
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The Spiritual Sense of Good
GASTON CHERRIÈRE
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Rigidity and Elasticity
SALLY FORTH
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Preparing for the Lecture
HERBERT H. NORSWORTHY
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Unmoved!
CONSTANCE DAVIS GUNDELFINGER
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A Rule of Conduct
EUNICE W. HEDLER
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Happiness and Selfishness Never Mix
Paul Stark Seeley
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What Is the Power That Heals?
Margaret Morrison
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It is with great joy that I send...
Irma McClenahan
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Each day I have cause to be...
Lillian L. Koropp
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Recalling the experiences that...
Harvey Douglas Grant
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For more than twenty-five years...
Emma D. Godfrey
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I wish to confirm the testimony...
Lewis E. Godfrey
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Christian Science came into my...
Elizabeth Shaw Mitchell
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Only twenty-four hours after...
Elizabeth McDonough
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I gratefully acknowledge the...
William M. Crooks
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The Practitioner
DOROTHY DAVIS ARMSTRONG
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Hugh Redwood, Helen L. Toner, David E. Seaboldt