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The Attraction of Truth
"Many visitors speak with great appreciation of the beauty and uplifting atmosphere of the Reading Room, the atmosphere one loves to live in and seeks to feel, as one gentleman described it." So writes the librarian of a Reading Room in a university city in Massachusetts in a report to the church members.
"The college students continue to use our facilities freely. Many come in on various errands who have as yet shown no interest in studying our religion. One student, whose attention was attracted by translations of 'Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures' by Mary Baker Eddy came in and read the chapters on Prayer and Marriage in French. A social worker borrowed Science and Health to help her understand a Christian Science family whom she was aiding. A young man, about to graduate from a theological school, came to ask about Christian Science.

December 1, 1962 issue
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Spiritual Identity versus Sin
EDGAR ISAAC NEWGASS
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A Quiet Hour
ANN T. BEALS
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Up-to-date Thinking
BRYAN G. POPE
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Christian Science and the Homemaker
LORRAINE STAPEL REICHARDT
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TODAY'S PARENTS
Lillian V. Byrd
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God Is Present Everywhere
VETA GUTHEIL
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A College Student Writes
CECIL E. PURIFOY, JR.
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Take Time to Be Grateful
CARL J. WELZ
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"And the man believed"
RALPH E. WAGERS
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When a neighbor presented...
Mella Kennedy
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I was guided to Christian Science...
Harry Neville
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Immediately upon taking up...
Georgia T. Hale
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As a child I had the blessed privilege...
Elizabeth Hand with contributions from Lauren C. Hand
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I should like to share an experience...
Ruby K. Hensley
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The power of Truth as taught...
Florence P. Hatch