November 1, 1969
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Deep in the Haitian jungle a small party of travelers were huddled in a hut.
When decisions important for one's future are being made, when promotions are being considered in business or grades are being figured out in school, one often wonders what is happening, what is going on.
"Wilderness trips are great," thought Karen wearily, "but they can sure be rugged too!" She and her friend Jan shouldered the heavy canoe for another portage, the third one that day.
A while ago the writer saw a motion picture of a small plane crossing the Alps.
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John Bower enjoyed a good measure of success during his seven years of international ski competition.
So rebellious have some young people become about the grasping materialism of our times that they consider prosperity a sin.
Christian Science can destroy shyness and its painful fear and awkwardness.
It has been my privilege to have had Christian Science in the home since I was a small child.
The greatest blessing to come into my life was my introduction to Christian Science by a friend some thirty years ago.
I wish to express my deep sense of gratitude to God for Christ Jesus, our Way-shower, and for Mrs.
I would like to express my gratitude for the many avenues available for the study of Christian Science, which forwards our spiritual growth and understanding of God and man.
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Detailed information regarding lectures in the United States and Canada must reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department nine weeks before the date of a lecture in order to ensure publication in the Sentinel.
