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FULFILLMENT
Now
that I know
that God is ever-present Love, expressed
in man, His likeness,
no longer do I need to crave a love already mine.
Enough that I should see, in each returning day,
new opportunity to prove Love's presence
in some kindly thought,
a tender word,
or self-forgetful deed,
and find all blessing in a brother blessed.
William T. D. Henwood
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September 27, 1947 issue
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THE SONG OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
HAROLD MOLTER
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NULLIFYING OBSTACLES TO SPIRITUAL PROGRESS
MYRTLE A. CASH
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SHUTTING THE DOOR
John Henry
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NAVIGATION
WILLIAM FRYE WHITE
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"WHO IS THINE ENEMY?"
LUCY MAY ROSAMOND
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TOUCHING THE HEM
MARIE M. HEESCHEN
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FULFILLMENT
William T. D. Henwood
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SOME THOUGHTS ON SIMPLICITY
ROY L. HARVEY
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THE SON OF GOD
Fred C. Stedham
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"I WILL BEHAVE MYSELF WISELY IN A PERFECT WAY"
John Randall Dunn
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THE LIONS' MOUTHS WERE SHUT
Paul Stark Seeley
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As a child I developed a sincere...
Octavia N. Freund
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With a joyful heart I wish to...
Dora H. Kocher-Kocher
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My gratitude for Christian Science...
Glenn V. Pickwell with contributions from Neva Mae Pickwell
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I was ten years old when my...
Dorothy Innis Bromfield
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With deep gratitude to God I...
Beulah Garrison
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Some years ago I was living in...
Annie Ellis
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How grateful I am for these...
Robert C. Braman
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I wish to express a little of the...
Bertrice T. Forest
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THE NEED
David Haydn Jenkins
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Roy L. Smith, L. A. Bolerjack