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A LESSON FROM YARN
[Of Special Interest to Children]
Grandmother's visit was especially important to Nancy because she was learning to knit. She was working on a colorful band for her hat. While Grandmother sorted out yarn from a tangled mass in order to use it in knitting a baby's sweater, she and Nancy had a pleasant time visiting together and talking about Christian Science.
"Let us see if we can find a lesson in the work that I am doing," Grandmother said.

October 4, 1958 issue
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THE STRONG HOLD OF THE CHRIST
ROBERT ELLIS KEY
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"THE TRUTH OF BEING IS PERENNIAL"
GLADYS C. GIRARD
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CARING FOR THE BODY
FRED YOULD
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ENDURING SECURITY
KATHARINE A. FORREST
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PURITY IS POWER
HELEN JEAN BURN
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A LESSON FROM YARN
PAULINE WICKSTRUM REHR
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THE MEANING OF OMNIPOTENCE
Harold Molter
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"WAIT, AND LOVE MORE"
John J. Selover
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RADIO PROGRAM No. 263 - The Way to Unfailing Supply
Ralph A. Bishop
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TRUTH
Helen Dwight Reid
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The Purpose and Opportunity of the Sunday School
By Edward Froderman,
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Words can never properly express...
John Little
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I wish to share with others...
Ethel G. Ramsey
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I should like to express my gratitude...
Marie Beaumont
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"Oh that men would praise the...
Nellie H. Clemons
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The application of Christian Science...
Helen Gill Channer
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I have been a student of Christian Science...
Donald S. Nichols
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The testimonies of healing in the...
Margaret L. Shiner
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After shopping in a large department...
Marie Parks
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Charles E. Dietze, Christopher Woodard