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THE WILDERNESS
Does
thought seem like a desert place,
A barren, hopeless, wasted space
Where nothing grows?
Remember Hagar,
Grieving,
Believing that her child must die,
While all the time the water was close by.
Take heart,
Therefore;
Eternal Love is waiting there to bless
And spread a table for you in the wilderness.
Muriel Ashley Lund
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July 29, 1950 issue
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LOVE MEETS THE WORLD'S CHALLENGE
MIRIAM B. CLARK
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SACRIFICE
JAMES G. LAWRENCE
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TIME
Robin A. Walker
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"THE VISION INFINITE"
MIRIAM BECKHOFF DAMSGAARD
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THE TANGIBILITY OF SPIRITUAL IDEAS
HARRY E. DE LASAUX
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"TOUCH NOT THE UNCLEAN THING"
AMELIA SCHWARTZ
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PRAYER AND FASTING
Miriam Boebinger High
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TAKING OUR STAND FOR TRUTH
HELEN H. HIXON
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THE WILDERNESS
Muriel Ashley Lund
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OBEDIENCE TO THE RULES LAID DOWN
Richard J. Davis
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INDESTRUCTIBLE IDENTITY
Helen Wood Bauman
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Over twelve years ago I returned...
John Nicholas Pistonis
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It has been my great privilege to...
Harriette Simpson with contributions from Penrose L. Palmer
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I am very grateful for Christian Science...
Valerie I. Commin
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When I think back to the days...
Hazel S. Eddy
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My introduction to Christian Science...
Harriet S. Kamper with contributions from Winifred L. C. Hamilton
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Among the many instances of...
Joseph C. Chickering, Jr.
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LECTURE COMMITTEES' MEETING
with contributions from Peter B. Biggins, The Christian Science Board of Directors, Sadie Swett, Marget Heydebruch, Will B. Davis, Margaret Morrison
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A MEETING IN THE INTEREST OF OUR SUNDAY SCHOOL
with contributions from Katherine Traband, The Christian Science Board of Directors, Gregory S. Vojae, Emma Mannix, Lester G. Besold, Evelyn F. Heywood