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Signs of the Times
The Chronicle-Tribune
From an article in The Chronicle-Tribune Marion, Indiana
It is an old saying that practice makes perfect. ...
There are few more pertinent criticisms of religion than that which arises out of the imperfections so generally exhibited in the lives of people who make a profession of it. ... The keynote of the gospel of Jesus Christ is unselfishness, but few people there are whose lives are distinctly marked by a spirit of unselfishness.
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December 3, 1960 issue
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Working for the World
BEATRICE L. TUKESBURY
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Christlike Compassion
JOHN HAY SCOTT
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Christmas and Christian Scientists
JOANNA FRESHWATER
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Conversation with God
MILDRED WEILER
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The Wednesday Testimony Meeting
RUSSELL D. ROBINSON
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HOSPITALITY OF THE CHRIST
Doris Maude Ferne
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A Leader to Follow
Helen Wood Bauman
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Man Is Safely Sheltered in Love
John J. Selover
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RADIO PROGRAM No. 376 - The Light That Transforms Our Lives
Edwin Rasmussen
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Many years ago I heard someone...
Joseph Unger
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Early in our study of Christian Science...
Lillian Paul
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I should like to express my...
Dorothy M. Price
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The Bible tells us that Jesus'...
E. Virginia Guinand
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On page 50 of her book "Retrospection and Introspection,"...
Jewel Lodge with contributions from Irene Lodge
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Christian Science was presented...
Eunice H. Verheul with contributions from Martin Verheul
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I should like to tell of the healing...
Bessie L. Willey