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SELF-FORGETFULNESS
In
distant wood
The hermit thrush
Pours forth his song
At evening's hush.
He does not pause
For pride or applause
To urge him on.
Should we not too
In selfless vein
Resound God's praise
In joyous strain?
Walter Brenzikofer
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May 21, 1955 issue
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WHAT IS COMPASSION?
THOMAS B. HUDSON
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A HAPPY PRIVILEGE
INCA L. STEBBINS
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"STRETCH FORTH THINE HAND"
JERRY HUDSON DE LEÓN
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NOT "SUBJECT TO CHANGE"
RUTH DOERR BRIERLEY
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SELF-FORGETFULNESS
Walter Brenzikofer
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"I AM" INCLUDES THE ANSWER
RAYMOND F. KELLER
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PERFECTION
Myrtle A. Cash
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MEETING THE NEED
RALPH H. TIEBOUT III
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CHILDREN OF GOD
FRANCES PORTER
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WATCH
MARY JANE BACON
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EXPECTANCY
Dorothea Sturdivant Fagan
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GRAVITATING GODWARD
Robert Ellis Key
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ARE YOU SATISFIED?
Harold Molter
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RADIO PROGRAM No. 87 - A Healing of Heart Trouble
Marguerite Bridges
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BUILDING
Anita H. Rosenau
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Christian Science has been the...
Leneta Thorp Russell
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Seven years ago I felt that I had...
Arthur Charles Davis
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My gratitude for the testimonies...
Stella B. Hastain
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The words in Science and Health...
Alice Trumbull
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From earliest childhood I had...
Philena Hinds
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I wish to express my gratitude for...
Grant King
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It is with a deep sense of reverence...
Lola R. Wilson
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Christian Science has brought me...
Mary Derby
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"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures"...
Alice M. Callos
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from John Naton, Claire A. Nesmith, W. A. Cameron, Kelly O'Neall