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Signs of the Times
Rev. James B. Sadler in a column appearing in the Doylestown Intelligencer Doylestown, Pennsylvania
You have heard, "Man's extremity is opportunity," and this is true if we are willing to try to find a true relationship with our heavenly Father.
Enter into this relationship with a sincere desire to be changed. Very often it is not the other person who needs changing any more than it is we ourselves. Very often it is not the end which we so feverishly desire that has to be realized. We need to change our outlook on life as a whole, to let new meanings sink deeply into our minds — meaning about ourselves, about others, about our world. One of the best attitudes which should enter into our praying is this genuine attitude of desire to be changed, to be helped, to be made whole.
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March 28, 1959 issue
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ROLLING AWAY THE STONE
HERBERT E. BONHAM
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WHAT DOES EASTER MEAN TO US?
ELIZABETH S. MURRAY
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"MY PEOPLE SHALL NEVER BE ASHAMED"
Carobeth Laird
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SPIRITUAL STRENGTH
WILLIAM JAMES HAY
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MAN REFLECTS THE DIVINE NATURE
ADELAIDE ROTHENBERG
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REPLACING HEALTH ILLUSIONS WITH TRUE HEALTH
ROBERT L. DAVIS
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"GOD IS HIS OWN INTERPRETER"
HAZEL A. BLACKWELL
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"WHY SHOULD I BE AFRAID?"
CYRIL GIBBS NORTON
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SAFE ABIDING
Audrey Mersereau Bond
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OVERCOMING MORTALITY
Helen Wood Bauman
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The Superlative Nature Of God
John J. Selover
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RADIO PROGRAM No. 288 - God, the Source of Strength and Health
with contributions from Robert Newman
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In gratitude and humility, I offer...
Alvah Chace Taylor
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All that I have experienced in...
Rae K. Pritchard
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A healing which has always been...
Myrtle H. Devenish
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It was my privilege to attend a...
Sheila A. Dibnah
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It is a special privilege to have...
Hans-Wolfgang von Langen
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While an uncle who is a Christian Scientist...
Anita Louisa Blodgett
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from James B. Sadler, Bishop Hazen G. Werner