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While going through basic training an airman experienced great difficulty because of his TI (training instructor), who opposed what he thought Christian Science to be. Since the airman also lacked confidence, he decided to seek help from an Air Force Chaplain who was a Christian Scientist. Five days later his TI called him into his office and said: "You've been rated among the top ten men in your flight by the other members of your flight. As far as I'm concerned you're the top man."
Expressing surprise, the airman replied, "I don't see how I could be, since I've gotten a couple of 'gigs.'"
"I'm not talking about the times you've made mistakes," said the TI; "I'm talking about your attitude and the way you get along with the others. In fact, I've never known anyone like you. You're very religious, aren't you?"
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January 13, 1962 issue
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Serving the Cause of Christian Science
KIMMIS HARTLEY HENDRICK
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Reflecting Love
CLAUDIA ISABEL A'COURT
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TO WATCH WITH LOVE
Marion Francis Brown
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"The time for thinkers"
LOIS S. JOHNSON
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Expressing Love Through Ushering
ROBERT E. PETTIBONE
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Insistence upon Good Brings Healing
EVELYN MAY GARNHAM
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A Happy Household
PAULINE WICKSTRUM REHR
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Right Reasoning
Helen Wood Bauman
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Let
Carl J. Welz
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I offer this testimony in deepest...
May de Leon
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When Christian Science found...
Tehmi Phiroz Dalal
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I had been married only a few...
Annabel Arnott Goan
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Early in life I attended an orthodox...
Paul Christian Schneider
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As I was returning to my office...
Betty A. Baxter
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About thirty years ago I learned...
Helen Loree Hartvig
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In the opening paragraph of the...
Cathrine Gabriel
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About thirty years ago I heard...
Marie D. La Croix
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