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Activities for the Armed Services
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After teaching, preaching, and healing all day, Jesus withdrew to seek spiritual refreshment and rest. Our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, also withdrew to be alone with God and to seek His guidance, enlightenment, and strength.
When undergoing recruit or basic training, those in the Armed Forces find it particularly difficult to gain privacy. Usually enlisted personnel have less opportunity to be by themselves than have officers. Recently we received a report of a serviceman who found it so difficult to study Christian Science in his barracks because of the noise and counteractivities there that he drove to the nearest town, which was thirty miles away, rented a room, and returned to it regularly to read.

April 8, 1961 issue
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The Vitality of the First Commandment
MILTON B. MARKS
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"There is nothing too hard for thee"
FLINT LEWIS TOWNSEND
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"Cause, and effect belong to God"
KATE HOLLAND PATTON
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LOVE GOES OUT
Pearl Strachan Hurd
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Fearless Performance
FLORENCE FRASER LUDGATE
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God's Saving Angels
ISOBEL RUTH HUTCHINSON
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Dominion over Disease
Helen Wood Bauman
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What Man Really Is
John J. Selover
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Although I had previously purchased...
Jane Downs Carter
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I wish to express my gratitude...
Esther Clark
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For several years my arms broke...
Alberta A. Baker
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The Bible tells us, "Freely ye...
Arthur N. Saylor
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I began the study of Christian Science...
Elsie Earl
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Because I have had the great...
John Hay Scott
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Several years ago I had a nervous...
Anna A. Stiegler
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One evening about seven years...
Florence A. Dunn
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Signs of the Times
Will Oursler