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VERSATILITY
History has furnished many examples of illustrious men and women who possessed an unusual degree of versatility. The word "versatile" means "manysided; turning with ease from one thing to another." Through usage it has come to stand for an unusual range of capacity and talent, varied accomplishment. It is often thought of as a gift with which relatively few are endowed.
Christian Science reveals that the man of God's creating is spiritual, perfectly expressing Him. Man can never be separated from Soul, the source of all beauty, order, and harmony. Man, the image and likeness of God, is complete and includes every Godlike quality.

May 25, 1957 issue
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WE CAN HEAL OURSELVES AND OTHERS
FRANKIE L. THOMAS
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"THY WILL BE DONE"
ISRAEL PICKENS
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ACTIVITY AND REWARD
GRACE ROSE WHITE
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HOW THE USHER SERVES
DORIS A. LEWIS
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RENAISSANCE
Glanville le Sueur
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VERSATILITY
MIRIAM BECKHOFF DAMSGAARD
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WITHSTANDING THE PRESSURE TO CONFORM
LOUIS D. GARINGER
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THE DIVINE SOURCE
Helen Wood Bauman
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TESTING TIMES
John J. Selover
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Church Dedications
with contributions from The Clinton Journal and Public
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RADIO PROGRAM No. 192 - Overcoming Occupational Hazards
H. Gladys Swope
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My heart overflows with humble...
Gertrude G. van Roden
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Christian Science came into my...
Merwin Lee McKibbin
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I am very grateful that the Discoverer...
Mabel M. Thorne
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It is with a heart filled with gratitude...
Elizabeth Anne Andrew
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I am very grateful for the opportunity...
Velma R. Reynolds
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I was brought up in a Christian Science...
Barbara Chapman Lesh
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From the time I was a small...
Elisabeth F. Norwood
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I did not come to Christian Science...
Kathryn Sparkman
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Several years ago I was traveling...
Craig Paton
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Mayte Richardson