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TRUE PRAYER
On his return from his first attendance at a Christian Science Sunday School, a little lad was asked what he had learned. He replied, "Silent prayer."
To learn to pray aright silently or audibly is no small undertaking. In an earlier period of her interest in Christian Science, the writer became distressed over her inclination during the period for silent prayer in the services of a Church of Christ, Scientist, to think nothing much at all, or to recall conversations or experiences, or to contemplate coming events. In her growing desire not only to receive inspiration from these services but to contribute something mentally constructive to them, she made a sincere effort to hold her thought in line with the truths she was learning in her study of Christian Science.

August 17, 1957 issue
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TRUE PRAYER
MARIE C. CHENEY
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MAN ALWAYS IN HIS RIGHT PLACE
LESLIE C. BELL
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SUNDAY SCHOOL HOUR
Mildred Booth Lord
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"SIN SHOULD BECOME UNREAL TO EVERY ONE"
VERA RUUS
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND BUSINESS
WILLIAM V. PORTER
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"I WILL LISTEN"
BERNICE BEAL
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LIMITLESS GOOD
DOUGLAS B. SEARLE
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THE SWORD OF THE SPIRIT
ILA RAMAGE
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THE CHALLENGE OF EXPANDING OPPORTUNITY
BETTY PARROTT
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AFTER PENIEL
Hazel Harper Brandner
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"THE HOUR IS COME"
Helen Wood Bauman
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PERFECT SOUNDNESS
John J. Selover
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About ten years ago I was...
Robert Dauber
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The beautiful healing of three...
Marguerite G. Barron
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In I John we read (4:8), "God...
Genevieve M. Fox
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In my previous testimony, published...
Agnes G. Loeschner
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A year and a half after my...
Julia A. Lundberg
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I am deeply grateful for the...
George Allen Deaver
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It is with a deep sense of gratitude...
Lillie Eleanor McCaw
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It is a great comfort to know...
Hallie Dupree Shipman
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Christian Science has met my...
Lois Marty Evans
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from William Fingland, Charles M. Bunce