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THE ESSENTIAL TALENT
A good workman equipped with efficient tools will make use of them. He will know how to handle them with skill and use each one correctly. He keeps them bright, sharp, and shining. He never permits rust or misuse to blunt their edges.
The conscientious student of Christian Science is like the good workman. His mental outlook is clean, orderly, and bright. He is glad, grateful, and Godlike. His motto is semper paratus—always ready. His working equipment is the truth contained in his textbooks, the Bible, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, and her other published writings. He knows that the truths contained in these books must be utilized. If his books lie unused in a cupboard, what good can they do him? The truth they contain must be lived, loved, pondered, and made practical.

April 7, 1956 issue
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EXPANDING THOUGHT
EARL ALBERT RUSSELL
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SANCTUARY
EUGENIA SANBORN PLATH
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THE LAND OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Marjorie D. Manley
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RESURRECTION
PAT PHILIP ADKINS
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HEARING AND OBEYING
DOROTHY WATSON MILLER
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INVOKE THE LAW
LOTTIE B. DENNIS
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WE CAN MEET OUR TAXES
ELLSWORTH W. AUSTIN
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THE HIGH GOAL
DOROTHY E. SHIELDS
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THE ESSENTIAL TALENT
Robert Ellis Key
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"THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH"
Helen Wood Bauman
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RADIO PROGRAM No. 133 - A Life Transformed
Bernice Lewsader
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After joining the Auxiliary Territorial Service...
Selma R. Mouritzen
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Christian Science has brought...
Elizabeth Ann Bishop
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In view of the many blessings...
Glen W. Peters
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For many years I have reaped...
Inga A. Kinney
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It is more than twenty-five years...
Florrie A. Ashcroft
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Christian Science was presented...
Ada Austin James
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I shall never cease to be grateful...
Mabel L. Hildebrand
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In the Christian Science textbook,...
Kathryn Haas
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Christian Science proved a valuable...
Thomas Doran Tindall
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from W. J. Edwards, Harry P. Clause, J. C. Roberts