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One Monday morning at boarding school...
One Monday morning at boarding school I woke up feeling all right except that my neck felt a bit queer. It did not worry me, because I knew that since I am really God's child, there could not be anything wrong with me.
The next day I was told to stay in bed. The school doctor came twice, and on Thursday said I could get up the next day. On Saturday I had to go back to bed.
The next Thursday the doctor took a blood test and said that I had glandular fever and would be in bed for six weeks. I did not believe this, knowing that God sends His children only good.
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May 12, 1962 issue
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The Seed Within Itself
MAX DUNAWAY
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"Hid with Christ in God"
ALICE KINSMAN SMITH
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Joyous Vacationing
HAROLD TAYLOR WEEKS
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AN UNDERSTANDING HEART
Bianca S. Simon
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"Immanuel, or 'God with us'"
ELAINE TASKER
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Undisguised Perfection
HELEN JEAN BURN
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"Such as I have give I thee"
BEVERLY BEMIS HAWKS
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Patterns for Living
DORIS RICKER MARSTON
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The Necessity of Obedience
Helen Wood Bauman
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God's Man Is Not a Delinquent
Ralph E. Wagers
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As a result of the application of...
Louise Jung
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One Monday morning at boarding school...
Michael Cutler with contributions from Beatrice Jean Cutler
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About ten years ago I became...
Anna Balle
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My husband and I are grateful...
Joan E. Hocart
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I wish to express my gratitude...
Edna S. March
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My heart is filled with joy for...
Gene Ellen Bard
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My first healing in Christian Science...
Mark John Bennett
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When becoming interested in...
Ruth T. Kipp
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Signs of the Times
J. Edgar Hoover