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The Challenge of Today
These are challenging times for young people, times that afford wonderful opportunities for growth and fulfillment. What a joy to accept the challenge in the light of what we know of Christian Science and go forward to prove our heritage of dominion as the spiritual expression of Mind!
Obviously, it is no time for loitering. The young Christian Scientist knows this well. He knows that it is useless to wait for the future in the hope that everything will turn out all right. He must become vitally engaged in the now and make an honest effort to demonstrate excellence both at college and afterward in his chosen profession. Mrs. Eddy says, "All successful individuals have become such by hard work; by improving moments before they pass into hours, and hours that other people may occupy in the pursuit of pleasure." Miscellaneous Writings, p. 230;

August 19, 1967 issue
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Do You Feel Inferior or Superior?
MILTON SIMON
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The Antidote for Pressure
JEANNE STEELY LAITNER
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The Dignity of Mankind
MILDRED W. BAILEY
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Let Us Be Doers
EMMA E. AKIN
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Listen and Obey
FRANCES FIGGINS
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"Go ye into all the world"— Daily
MARIAN R. THURLOW
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Be an Agent for Good!
ETHEL DIANE DEPPERMAN
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Triumph or Tragedy?
William Milford Correll
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The Challenge of Today
Alan A. Aylwin
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In many wonderful ways God has shown our family that He is...
Darlene Dunaway Talbot with contributions from Rosella H. Dunaway
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I am especially grateful for Mrs. Eddy's spiritual interpretation...
Waldo G. Gernandt
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Science rests on Principle and demonstration
Richard E. Lyons
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About forty years ago Christian Science was presented to my...
Florence Frager
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I had to go through deep waters before beginning to study Christian Science...
Josephine D. McCallum with contributions from Leiselott Damm