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Poem
October 2, 1965 ISSUE
RESURRECTION
Margaret Hovenden Ogden
The field I reap,The harvest of attainment,The ripened yield that bends with the wind and reaches to the light,Is not the fruitage of a single season.
The land is cleared:The scrub growth cut and burned and cut and binned,The stubborn roots dug out persistently.

October 2, 1965
Contents
October 2, 1965 issue
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A Lesson from the Master
JEANNE STEELY LAITNER
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Gentle Emergence
RICHARD A. NENNEMAN
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"My brother's keeper"
BARBARA AVENSTRUP
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Persistence in the Right Direction
IAN BRUCE KELSEY
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The Certainty of Man's Immortality
ANNETTE JEAN HORNSTEIN
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A College Student Writes
DAVID L. HORN
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RESURRECTION
Margaret Hovenden Ogden
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Correcting Through Healing
Helen Wood Bauman
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Overcoming Alcoholism
Carl J. Welz
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In 1929 I suddenly became ill...
Gertrude Thomas
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While I was in my twenties, a...
Samuel Oswald
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Christian Science is the greatest...
Valeska Drexel
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Our beloved Leader has enjoined...
Dorothy M. Garver
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Over thirty year ago Christian Science...
Jean G. Badgett
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What a joy it is to find a familiar...
Jeannette Libbers
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The earnest reliance on Christian Science...
Margaret Emma Warre
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Signs of the Times
James W. Hoffman