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TARGET OUT OF RANGE
A Practitioner of Christian Science was called to the home of one in distress. The sufferer was a Reader in a branch Church of Christ, Scientist. She was convinced that because of this she was a target for mortal mind's hatred of Truth. The practitioner seemed unable to persuade the patient otherwise. Finally the practitioner said: "Well, if you will be a target, be one. But, for goodness' sake, be a target out of range."
A target out of range! What vistas this opens. To be out of range is to be out of reach, beyond the limited shafts of the aggressor. The bird has but to spread its wings and mount to azure heights to be beyond the range of the sharpshooter.

October 15, 1955 issue
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TARGET OUT OF RANGE
L. IVIMY GWALTER
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OUR DEMONSTRATION OF THE CHRIST
JOHN LEE
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A HOME OF OUR OWN
MILDRED BOOTH LORD
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FOLLOWING THROUGH
JUNE RICE SCHEETZ
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UNFOLDMENT
Kathleen O'Connor
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THE PUBLICAN'S PRAYER
ALTHEA BROOKS HOLLENBECK
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PROTECTION
ANDREW K. CLINE
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SALLY AND NANCY HAVE A HAPPY TRIP
LUCILLE PENNEBAKER WEBSTER
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Elsie Hill Ainsworth
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ONE GOD, ONE POWER
Robert Ellis Key
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SELF-EXAMINATION AND THE BEAM
Harold Molter
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One afternoon I began to manifest...
Marguerite Crockett Watrous
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I have received so much joy and...
Amy Nightingale Wilson
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The many instances of practical...
Roy F. Hudson
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Christian Science is the most...
Helen B. Noble
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I have a great desire to give...
Victoria A. I. Lowman
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My family and I have had many...
Barbara Browning
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I am very grateful to the dear...
Mae Lintern
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It is with great gratitude that I...
Klara Rüfenacht
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About seven years ago my wife...
Charles Dale Petersen with contributions from Louise M. Petersen
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Our Leader, Mrs. Eddy, tells us...
Constance Plemons
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from John R. Brobeck, G. Stanley Russell