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The Rewards of True Listening
"To hear angelic utterances . . . we must humbly listenfor them by silencing the clamor of personal sense"
A Christian Scientist was sitting on the beach one day with her two nieces. Suddenly she was impelled to move to a safer place nearer the concrete sea wall. No sooner were they all comfortably settled in a new location than a big wave unexpectedly flooded the entire area where they had been sitting, soaking the remaining picnickers.

July 7, 1962 issue
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Individual Demonstration, Not Rivalry
GARY JOHN JEWKES
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The Rewards of True Listening
VIDA MC DERMOTT
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The Irradiance of Day
MARTHA TIBBETTS KNIGHT
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Measuring Ourselves
EVELYN M. S. DUCKETT
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THE BLOSSOM SHINING THROUGH
Florence Minerva Millman
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Keeping One's Thought Clear
WARREN LEE GRAY
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Prayer in Christian Science
J. HUBERT LITTLE
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Ideals in Government
Ralph E. Wagers
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Joy in God's Kingdom
Carl J. Welz
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I wish to express my sincere...
Ethel Folsom
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Mrs. Eddy writes in the textbook,...
David Brandmark with contributions from Jewel Brandmark
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I became curious about Christian Science...
Constance Chesbro
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Since Christian Science came...
Betty J. Hart
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In England a great many years...
Edith Ortmans
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I wish to express gratitude for...
Virginia T. Wallwork
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Many times I have witnessed...
Irene C. Veil
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Christian Science was brought...
Doris Sunman
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Signs of the Times
Billy Graham