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Signs of the Times
Eugene Carr in a column inThe Canton [Ohio] Repository
It should not seem strange for a layman to draw on his religious beliefs during the normal course of business or in the daily routine of his job experiences. If the principles of his faith are a definite part of his life, they are as much a part of him as his skill or knowledge of his work, and they are as important to him as the rules of procedure or standards of performance of the job in which he is engaged.
Donald L. Robertson, M.D. in The Christian Century Chicago, Illinois
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March 15, 1958 issue
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WORSHIPING GOD
THOMAS B. HUDSON
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A NEW NAME
ALMA M. SEETH
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DISCOVERY
Max Dunaway
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THE SACREDNESS AND POTENCY OF THE CHRIST
EARL ALBERT RUSSELL
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OBEDIENCE AND BLESSING
MARGUERITE SAYE
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OUR TEEMING UNIVERSE
GLADYS C. GIRARD
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COMPANIONSHIP
HENRY ALLEN NICHOLS
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THE SERENITY OF REFLECTION
Helen Wood Bauman
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PEACE WITH OUR ENEMIES
John J. Selover
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 234 - Overcoming Fear of Failure
Lucha Noerager Vogel
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During World War II, while...
Floyd M. Bell
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It is with great gratitude and joy...
Edna E. Edwards
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My first testimony appeared in...
Esther B. Lucas with contributions from Mary Hendrix
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My introduction to Christian Science...
Kate M. Grannis
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I was brought up in a home...
Warwick L. Harbutt
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I have been encouraged and...
Barbara I. Mannetter
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"I will praise thee, O Lord, with...
Virginia R. Woodman
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Eugene Carr, Donald L. Robertson, Thomas Pauley