September 24, 1966
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To learn how to live the Beatitudes is to learn the secret of happiness.
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An individual who begs has a dear idea of what he wants to receive.
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Some individuals in the business world adopt the attitude that they must gain and prosper by any means, however unfair or immoral, and without regard for others.
Poem
I saw myself a mortal, meeting deadlines;I saw my fellowman a judge, and soI felt that I must beat about with fervorAnd rush with haste and frenzy to and fro—Until I caught a glimpse of God's perfection,His wondrous, endless, changeless, loving plan.
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One morning; Lisa sat on the living room floor drawing with her colored crayons.
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How
we choose to entertain ourselves or to be entertained determines what we put into our minds.
Testimony of Healing
Three years ago, a painful condition developed in my knees.
Testimony of Healing
During the period that I was a graduate nurse in Germany, I searched for a logical and satisfying understanding of God's will.
Testimony of Healing
I became a student of Christian Science about twenty-two years ago and have had many proofs of God s care, for which I am grateful.
Testimony of Healing
Some years ago a small package of matches became ignited and exploded in my hand.
Testimony of Healing
I had always been interested in seeking for Truth, but it was through my father, who one day brought a Christian Science periodical into our home, that my curiosity was first roused about the relationship of Christianity and spiritual healing.
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Announcer: What can young people and their parents do to help make the coming school year less frantic and more rewarding?
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The Reverend Silas Torvend Bethel Lutheran Church, Cupertino in the Standard Register Leader Sunnyvale, California
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SPECIAL REPORT OF PERIODICALS MEETING IN NOVEMBER ISSUE OF THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE JOURNAL
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