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Tim Makes the Team
[For young teens]
Will I be chosen for the team? Will I be selected for the job? Will the student body elect me? How can I trust that the outcome will be the right one when it seems to depend on the choice or decision of others?
Tim badly wanted to make the school basketball team. A number of fellows tried out, but only twelve would be chosen. When he returned home from the final tryout, he told his mother a bit fatalistically: "Well, it's up to the coach now. I don't know what my chances are." He was not much interested when his mother reminded him that this was an opportunity to use his understanding of Christian Science.

December 16, 1967 issue
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What Is Work?
STELLA DENISE COUSINS
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Memorizing the Nativity of Jesus
MARGARET G. S. TIDEY
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Being "present with the Lord"
HERBERT F. BIRTWISTLE
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THE COMING OF THE CHRIST
Iolani Ingalls
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The Law of Love Brings Order
DIANE L. DAVIS
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Tim Makes the Team
MARTHA SWANSON BRUCK
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Demonstrating the Christ
JOHN LEE
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HIGHER ATTAINMENT
Gerald Stanwell
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Theology and Its Proof
Helen Wood Bauman
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Indestructible Identity
William Milford Correll
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An almost instantaneous healing of grief at the passing of a...
Grace Horn Reddy
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Although I was reared in Christian Science, it was not until I...
Dean Tyler Jenks with contributions from Ruth Elizabeth Miller Jenks
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As a member of the third generation in our family to have had...
Lucy M. Stevens with contributions from Ward S. Stevens, Irene L. Harris, Jack H. Harris
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Signs of the Times
Louis Cassels