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At Camp Echo
[For children]
As the bus rolled along, Jane peered out the window at the majestic mountains in the distance. Soon she would arrive at Camp Echo, where she would spend the next three weeks. This was the first time Jane had ever been away from home, and she was very happy to be going to a camp where there would be other Christian Scientists her own age.
Before long the bus pulled into the camp, and the eager campers jumped out. There was much scrambling about as they rounded up their gear and waited for their unit assignments. As the counselor guided them to their bunkhouse, Jane glanced up at the towering pines guarding the camp. She heard someone, far off, whistling the camp song. Three whole weeks! She felt light-hearted.

January 18, 1969 issue
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The Remedy for Pollution
EDNA MAY EVANS WHITE
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You Don't Have to Be Afraid
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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Gates of Pearl
FLORENCE E. MAY
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Spiritual Navigation
ROBERT L. T. HOLCOMB
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The Right Kind of Escape
MARY RETTA TITUS
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Doing, Not Trying!
ELEANOR SHIPMAN MINER
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At Camp Echo
LEILA BAILEY McLANE
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How Love Governs Governments
Helen Wood Bauman
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What's Your Problem?
William Milford Correll
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If I have a favorite Bible story, I believe it is the one recorded in...
Nina S. Sellers with contributions from William C. Sellers, Jr.
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I was introduced to Christian Science many years ago by a young...
Hayden R. Williams
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I am very grateful to God for the protection and care my family...
Matilda Forsander
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Being often reminded that I had been an unwanted child, I grew...
Marjorie La Belle
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The desire to know and understand God was my purpose in beginning...
Marian C. Rankin with contributions from Mann Rankin
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 354 - Holding On versus Dropping Out
Robert McKinnon with contributions from Harvey Wood