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Joel's Happy List
[For preschoolers]
Joel was sitting on the living room floor with his blocks stacked all around him. He was building a big city that would have roads and bridges and tunnels for his toy cars. At that moment his brown and black cat, Muffin, who always liked to know what Joel was doing, walked right through the middle of the block city.
"Do you want to live in my city?" Joel asked the kitty, patting him gently on his back. The kitten just purred and curled up on the floor next to Joel. Joel's mother watched from the kitchen door.
"That was very loving of you to pet Muffin so gently," she said. "We'll write that down on your Happy List."
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May 4, 1968 issue
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Some Hard Decisions
MELVIN A. HURWICK
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Is Your God Able?
MARTHA SHAFFER KEENE
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"Zero defects"
W. RALPH ROCKHOLD
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Existence: Spiritual or Material?
RUTH KIEL MARTIN
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TELL IT NOW!
Dorothea T. Leamy
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Right Desire
NANCY JANE DOTY
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Don't Push, Just Steer
FLORENCE ORR BURKETT
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Joel's Happy List
SUSAN RAE NELSON
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Truth Against Error
Helen Wood Bauman
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"Present your bodies a living sacrifice"
Alan A. Aylwin
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Christian Science was presented to me approximately thirty...
Lura F. Etheridge
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How great my debt is to Mary Baker Eddy for setting down her...
Leo E. Schweizer
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Christian Science has been the only religion I have known
Susanne B. Sommer
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My expression of gratitude to God for Christ Jesus and for...
Vonnie Rieke with contributions from Edward William Farhood
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Vickrey Dougherty, R. Gopaldresg