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Martha Jane says, "I learned that the way to get rid of error is to let Truth and Love shine in my thinking"
LEARNING HOW TO GET RID OF ERROR
[Of Special Interest to Children]
Martha Jane attends a Christian Science Sunday School. One Sunday morning Martha Jane's Sunday School teacher said to the class, "Let us review some of the truths of God we have learned."
One little boy, named David, said quickly, "God is Spirit and is everywhere."
"God is Life, Truth, and Love," Martha Jane spoke up.
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March 19, 1949 issue
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TENDERNESS
BESSIE MAY TEOREY
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LOVE'S OWN NOW
Iris V. Zea
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RIGHT REASONING AND SPIRITUAL EXISTENCE
ALEXANDER N. REISSNER
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"THE BOW OF PROMISE"
MINNIE SUCKOW
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ENTERTAINING ANGELS
FAITH HOLMES HYERS
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"WHOM SHOULD I SERVE?"
CECIL HAYES
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE REVEALS MAN'S REAL IDENTITY
MEREDITH RUSSELL
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LEARNING HOW TO GET RID OF ERROR
JEANETTE F. SUTTON
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INDIVIDUALITY
Dorothy M. Kiddoo
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"SUPERNAL FRESHNESS"
Helen Wood Bauman
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OUR IMPERSONAL PASTOR AND THE LESSON-SERMON
Robert Ellis Key
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Heart trouble yields rapidly to the truth
Robert Davies
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Harmonious childbirth under difficult conditions
Mary Isabel Talbot
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Instantaneous healing through reading textbook
Harriet E. Kincaid
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Living quarters found during peak of shortage
Jacqueline May Sjoquist
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Car sickness, considered hereditary, healed by reading
Grace M. Sturhahn with contributions from George A. H. Sturhahn
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Protection received during service in two wars
Robert H. Place
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Sprained ankle yields instantaneously to Truth
Carrie W. Southworth Cronkhite
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Deep despondency lifts on first visit to church
Ethel Reed Menns
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Severe backache leaves; hay fever destroyed
Ada Coleman
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from J. McCleery, Lloyd C. Nichols, Gustaf Ankar, The Bishop of Southwell