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Signs of the Times
The Link
Chaplain, Lt. Col., Carl W. McGeehon
Assistant Command Chaplain
Headquarters PACAF
in The Link, a Protestant magazine
for Armed Forces personnel
Washington, District of Columbia
The USO has used a TV commercial showing a lonely serviceman in some far-off corner of the world. In his lonely depression he asks, "Does anybody know I'm here?" The implication is that his sacrifice and isolation would be worthwhile if he could be sure anyone cared.
The feeling of loneliness is one of life's universal experiences. Few of us escape this sense of restless longing. Basically, it operates on two levels—the human and the spiritual.
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August 14, 1965 issue
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Divine Joy Never Ceases
MARY ISABELLE JOHNSTON
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Practicing Christian Love
FRANK A. SALISBURY
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How Constancy Blesses
MARJORIE B. SIEGEL
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How Shall I Choose?
MARIAN IMOGENE LOS KAMP
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One God, One Cause, One Mind
PERRY H. RADCLIFFE
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Helping Each Other
MARGARET E. DAWSON
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The Christian Scientist in the Modern World
Carl J. Welz
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Dissolving "the adamant of error"
William Milford Correll
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I have been a student of Christian Science...
Bessie J. Green
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When Christian Science was...
Clara M. Pellow
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One day I read in the Bible...
Bastiana C. Kemp-van Zetten
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About twenty-one years ago I...
Evelyn Schectman
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Christian Science means everything...
William Cowley
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Christian Science was presented...
Helen Belle Midcalf
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Gratitude for Christian Science...
Ethel Powdrell Carpenter
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Signs of the Times
Carl W. McGeehon