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The Value of Home Assignments
After having taught for some years a class of young pupils who could not read, a teacher in a branch church Sunday School was assigned to a class of teenage pupils. This was a great challenge, for the older pupils required proof of the statements made to them, and a different approach in the presentation of the lessons was needed.
Several pupils were new to the study of Christian Science; so the teacher decided to mail to the pupils the first of each week home assignments consisting of questions to be used in the study of the Lesson-Sermon, outlined in the Christian Science Quarterly.

April 20, 1963 issue
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Reflection, Not Reaction
MADORA HOLT
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Demonstrating God's Control
ARTHUR B. INGALLS
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The Forever Child of God
BETTY LOUISE SMITH
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The Unfoldment of Divine Ideas
CHARLES FOWLER REES
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"Thy will be done"
HUBERTA F. RANDALL
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Susan's Homework
SIETSKE L. CURRY
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The Warmth of Christian Science
Helen Wood Bauman
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Understanding Oneself in Science
Ralph E. Wagers
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It is with deep gratitude that I...
Ula Beaudry
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With all my heart, I thank God...
Juanita W. Gay
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How quieting and strengthening...
David Brooks Chapin
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Christian Science had been...
Katherine M. Altermatt
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I now wish to write about the...
Eva Ferguson with contributions from Thomas J. Ferguson
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Christian Science has brought...
Robert Carroll Peacock
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Signs of the Times
A. W. Marthinson