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A PRAYER
I would
be quiet, Father-Mother God,
And hear Thy voice,
And, hearing, do Thy will.
Thou who knowest best what I should do,
Teach me, I humbly pray.
I would reflect Thy love, O Love divine,
And comfort those athirst for Truth,
That they may see the glorious light of day.
So in the joy of loving ministry
I'd help them to be free.
Mary H. Oliver
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February 17, 1951 issue
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THE IMPORTANT QUESTION
EVELYN F. HEYWOOD
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THE I, OR EGO, AND ITS REFLECTION
WILLIAM PADGET
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UTILIZING SPIRITUAL LAW
BESSIE L. CARN
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TRUE READINESS
RICHARD H. CHASE
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SHEPHERD PRAYER
Edith Coonley Howes
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ARE WE REALLY HUMBLE AT HEART?
KATHLEEN O'CONNOR
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WHERE ARE YOU LIVING?
PAUL J. LICHTENFELS
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THE EIGHTH COMMANDMENT
MARY F. MOORE
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SUPPLY
Edward F. Devol
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ITS NAME IS MORTAL MIND
Richard J. Davis
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GOD'S LAW AND ITS EXPONENTS
Robert Ellis Key
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A PRAYER
Mary H. Oliver
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My first contact with Christian Science...
Ida Schroeder
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Like many others, I have for...
Mazella Goebel
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Inscribed upon the flyleaf of my...
Alfred G. Elliott
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About twenty years ago my study...
Grace Huddle Lookhoff
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With a deep sense of gratitude...
Irene Cheney
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In November, 1946, while traveling...
Prosper André Vidal
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Years ago I had what would be...
Margaret Jane Todd with contributions from Agnes Tye Arct
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I am grateful for all the good that...
Inez Thomas
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There is no experience more...
Alan E. Elliston Adams
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"Ye shall know the truth, and the...
Marjorie E. Smith
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Over a period of nineteen years...
Gretchen A. Ackerman
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Stephen J. England