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COMMUNION
That
quiet communion, when all good is mine,
Needs not the man-made bread and cup of wine.
No service planned for some set time and place—
Communion is to feel Love's warm embrace;
To close our eyes to every earthly thing;
To know the peace such sacred moments bring.
Communion is another name for prayer;
We hold it any time and anywhere.
Lenorah A. Wadsworth
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January 10, 1948 issue
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"ALERTNESS TO DUTY"
CLARA ARMITAGE BROWN
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GOD IS
BEN J. FEWKES
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A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALER
BESSIE L. CARN
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IN SIMON'S HOUSE
Margaret Troili Campbell
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LEARNING THE SPIRITUAL NATURE OF ACTION
ROBERT WILLIAM BAYLES
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"THE DEAREST SPOT ON EARTH"
MARY SUSSANAH ROBERTS
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RISING VERSUS RUMINATING
CHARLES KENDRICK MILLER
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ENTERTAINING GUESTS
MARTHA R. BRUGGEMAN
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COMMUNION
Lenorah A. Wadsworth
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SOME THOUGHTS ON UNITING WITH THE CHURCH
John Randall Dunn
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WORK IS NATURAL
Paul Stark Seeley
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Notices
with contributions from Board or Trustees
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After eight years of suffering...
Annie Carleton Spencer
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I wish to express my gratitude...
George Holloway
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Christian Science has been my...
Clodia H. Scott
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I wish to share a deep sense of...
Arthur Roy Bedient
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I feel I have hesitated too long in...
Odey Hessey with contributions from Alice von Nostitz, Robert D. Hessey
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I am increasingly grateful to...
Lillyan Minarde
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I praise and glorify God, our...
Clara M. Theron
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CALL OF THE CHRIST
Doris L. Crandall
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from G. H. Wright, William Blanding, C. Ritchie Bell, Robert Killam, H. Beverley Ketchen, Chaplain William Crocker, Robert J. McCracken, Harvey E. Holt, Clarence G. Miles