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TO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Before
you came into our home
Dark corners housed a hundred fears.
Our joys were fragile, soon to pass,
And laughter often turned to tears.
But with your coming, worlds all new
Open before us, like a flower.
We strive to keep and understand
The message of each perfect hour.
And when we walk the shadow road,
We know that Love will lead us on—
That angel thoughts will bring us home
With all our causeless sorrow gone.
Mabel Stuart Curry
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December 31, 1949 issue
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MISTAKE OR ACHIEVEMENT?
SADIE GREENMAN WOODARD
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NOT MY WILL
WILLIAM HAYWARD CLAIRE
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"STILL REMAINING LOVE"
SYLVIA PRALL RHODEY
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TO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Mabel Stuart Curry
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THE WAY IS MAPPED OUT
WILLIAM C. BREEN
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LOVE RESTORES MY SOUL
GERTRUDE GARBUTT THYNG
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ASSETS FOR EVERYONE
ERNST SCHMITZ
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THE EVER-PRESENCE OF GOOD
DOROTHY HARTKEMEIER
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SOUL—FILLED YEARS
Maurine Hathaway
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SOME THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION
George Channing
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THE DIVINE WILL
Helen Wood Bauman
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OMNISCIENCE
Elsie Hill Ainsworth
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The Christ-Healing in Human Affairs
BY GERTRUDE W. EISEMAN
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Practical Considerations Concerning The Christian Science Monitor and Its Advertising
BY WILLIAM E. BREWSTER
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As daughter and sister of medical...
Bertha Pranger
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For sixteen years Christian Science...
Rosa Stahli with contributions from Rose Fisher
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Christian Science has been my...
Frances A. Hauser
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Christian Science was brought to...
Edwin A. Robinson
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I owe much to God for all the...
Katherine Wodaege
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My first glimpse into the teachings...
Betty A. Hendrickson with contributions from Leonard H. Hendrickson
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My mother became interested...
Dorothy D. Dyson with contributions from Corda Dygert
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Many years ago a copy of our...
Roswell C. Bogue
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"TIME NO LONGER"
James Baker
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from David Wesley Soper, Frank B. Cowgill, C. Cleveland Kiser, Jr., R. J. Renison, Porter French, Frank Martin