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Signs of the Times
Dr. N. J. McLellan in an article in The Christian World London, England
Jesus lived in perfect communion with God and taught his followers that in fellowship with the Divine lies the secret of all goodness. In [Jesus'] presence the disciples felt that in some wonderful and inexplicable way they were brought nearer to the heart of God. When Jesus spoke to groups of people the disciples knew that ... God was coming closer to the hearts of men. In his reaction to every situation it was clear that he was demonstrating to men the way of God, and was giving to all generations God's portrait of a good man.
Warner Muir in Front Rank St. Louis, Missouri
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April 25, 1953 issue
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"GO FORTH, AND STAND UPON THE MOUNT"
HELEN H. SPANGLER
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EDUCATION
BRUCE KLINGBEIL
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TURN TO THE LIGHT
ARVA M. KNOWLES
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LOVE IS ALWAYS THE WAY
RICHARD P. PALMER
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"DEITY WAS SATISFIED"
ELLA H. HAY
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THE NEED OF INDIVIDUAL DEMONSTRATION
ALFRED SCHNEIDER
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AFTER THE LECTURE
Gerald Stanwell
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CONCERNING OUR CHILDREN
Richard J. Davis
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PROGRESS IS SPIRITWARD
Robert Ellis Key
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SUBSTANCE
Mary M. Hitchcock
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When Christian Science found...
Laura J. Truax
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While I was visiting at my sister's...
Annie L. Alford
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Several years ago a leading orthopedic...
Mary Tompkins Freeman with contributions from Charles B. Tompkins
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I am very grateful to God for...
Nancy M. Orchard with contributions from Ronald S. Orchard
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My introduction to Christian Science...
Bess N. Kohn
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I wish to express my heartfelt...
Jean Munier
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Many years ago the textbook,...
Elsie E. Edwards
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Human words seem inadequate...
Eleanor Taylor
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With a heart full of gratitude for...
Harriet L. Hand
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The testimonies in our periodicals...
Helen Thomson
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from N. J. McLellan, Warner Muir, Earl L. Douglass, Elmer R. Burry, Angelo Patri