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DESOLATE HEARTS NEED LISTEN
I stood
where hearts so desolate must stand,
On barren ground;
And chilled by fear of darkness just ahead
I turned around.
And as I humbly prayed, the still, small voice
Came to my ear,
And though despair ceased not its throbbing din,
Yet I could hear the still, small voice until
I knew God cared.
Then I went forward on a lightened path,
No longer scared.
Amy G. Viau
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February 26, 1949 issue
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THE PURE IN HEART SHALL SEE
LOUIE ALLEN
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THE READING ROOM
Florence Mayer Houghton
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JUST RECOGNITION
HARRY E. DE LASAUX
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LET US BUILD
EDNA E. FLANSBURG
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THE TRUE PHILOSOPHY
MONROE S. IRELAND
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THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS
JOSEPHINE DEMAS
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REFLECTION
HENNINGE BÖLLING SKOLMEN
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MAKE NOTHING OF IT
BERTHA BROWN
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"NO CHANGE MY HEART SHALL FEAR"
LORELEI FLORA
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DESOLATE HEARTS NEED LISTEN
Amy G. Viau
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: A CALL TO RIGHTEOUSNESS
Robert Ellis Key
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PRAYING AND FASTING
Helen Wood Bauman
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LIGHTED DWELLINGS
Lena M. Hall
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Instantaneous healing received in church
Shirley Ann Hudson
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Baby healed instantly when the truth is declared
Violet Miers Jarrett
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Lumbago attacks cease; corns disappear
Noel Dennys Seymour with contributions from Ida N. Brown, Marguerite B. Haynes
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Consumption healed through reading textbook
Elsie Kahl Eaves
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Freedom gained from tobacco habit
Ann Marie Soderstrom Matthews
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Love's tender support received in childbirth
Rudolf Hegi with contributions from Madeline Hegi
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Listening to God aids pupil during examinations
Ann Louise Adams
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from T. T. Shields, Wilburn B. Miller, Ralph W. Sockman, member of the Society of Friends