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[The above is substantially the text of the program released for broadcast the week of May 7–13 in the radio series, "The Bible Speaks to You," heard internationally over more than 900 stations. This is one of the weekly programs prepared and produced by the Christian Science Committee on Publication, 107 Falmouth Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02115.]
RADIO PROGRAM No. 162 - Who Cares About Me?
QUESTIONER: Young people today are searching perhaps as never before for practical answers to their questions. They're looking for something that will give them a feeling of stability, security—something they can anchor themselves to. When you get right down to it, many of them are looking for an answer to the question, "Does anybody really care about me?"
SPEAKER: That feeling often comes to young people, even in a family where they are loved. The young person may feel that no one really understands him, that he has no one to talk to, or, at least, no one who can speak his language.
I know of a young man who had a similar problem, and he found an answer. It is hard to imagine that he was ever in such a situation.
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May 15, 1965 issue
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Constructive Purpose
PETER B. VANDERHOEF
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Healing from the Hymns
MARION M. BISHOP
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"Moral courage is requisite"
ALFRED F. SCHNEIDER
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ETERNITY, NOT TIME
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Patience and the Perfect Concept
HANNI DENNISON
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Raisins in Our Daily Bread
ELIZABETH N. WRIGHT
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"Blessed are the peacemakers"
ALICE TAYLOR REED
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The Vigor of Christianity
Helen Wood Bauman
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Finding Good Employment
Carl J. Welz
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Mary Baker Eddy writes in...
Myra M. Ogilvie
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How happy I should be to see...
Odile Durel
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I Shall be endlessly grateful that...
Shirley Morton Gunesch
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I have had the joy and freedom...
Effie E. Mann
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I am very grateful for Christian Science...
Charles Gustav Dunkmann with contributions from Jeanne E. Dunkmann, Theodora Deming
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Signs of the Times
Raymond K. Beals