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TRUE SERVING
How can I best serve God and mankind in the work I am doing? This is a question that confronts every right-thinking person at some time in his experience. In order to answer this question it is necessary to know what true service is.
Human service is frequently based on what one can get in exchange for his services. True service results from being increasingly conscious of the perfection of God and His idea, man, and is expressed in unselfishness, love, and good works. Service is based primarily on keeping the Ten Commandments and in obeying the Golden Rule.

April 3, 1948 issue
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THE GREAT HEART OF INFINITE LOVE
LOUISE HURFORD BROWN
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WHAT IS THE ONE THING NEEDFUL?
LESLIE BURN ANDREAE
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WATCH AND PRAY
GLADYS L. HAIGIS
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DANIEL
Max Dunaway
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WHERE DO WE LOOK FOR SUBSTANCE?
HELEN POTTERF
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TRUE SERVING
EDNA A. LICHTENFELS
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CHURCH EXAMINATIONS AND HOSPITALITY
CECIL JAMES LARSEN
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GOOD IS NATURAL
BETTY JANE DRISCOLL
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CHURCH DEDICATION
Benjamin Sturgis Pray
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AFTER SUNDAY SCHOOL—WHAT?
John Randall Dunn
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THE VALUE OF A SENSE OF VALUE
Paul Stark Seeley
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Many years ago my great-grand-father...
Ruth Anne Windsor with contributions from Pearl Clark, Flora A. Kelley
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When I first heard of Christian Science,...
Winifred Margaret Reinold
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One morning, in the spring of...
Phyllis H. Larsen
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"Train up a child in the way he...
Robert A. Shaw
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I have received so much help...
Louisa Way
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Christian Science came into my...
Willy Kalcher
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I am unspeakably grateful to...
Louise S. Raines
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THE CREATOR
Elizabeth M. Platte
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from William T. McElroy, H. G. Davis, Wesley Littlewood, Wallace R. Bryenton