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CONFRONTATION
"Who are you, my brother?" Here we stand,boot toe to heavy boot toe, eyeing eachthe other, asking, in the silent speechof strangers.
Through our fingers slip like sandthe moments. "Are you strong?" This next demandasserts itself. We wait. We toe the dust...."Strong enough within yourself to trustin me?" each asks of each.

January 24, 1970 issue
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"What is thy name?"
JOHN J. SELOVER
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The Expanding Consciousness of Love
JOANNA FRESHWATER
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Life Is Immortal—Now!
LAWRENCE R. WOOD
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I Don't Live in Boston
RUTH ROSBOROUGH LAROCCA
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Involvement, Responsibility, Sacrifice
MARGRET E. KEATTS
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CONFRONTATION
Jeannette Hulst Johansson
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For the Glory of God
BERNICE KING BRIGHAM
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Intelligent Reading
Helen Wood Bauman
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It Rests with Us
Alan A. Aylwin
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These words of Mary Baker Eddy's have been proved time and...
Dorothy M. Backhouse
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My heart is singing with gratitude because of a healing I received...
Alice M. Humphryes
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In 1956, my husband and I were on vacation in Rome, Italy
Alice Louise Gray
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Two years ago, toward the end of my eighth grade school year...
Maureen Ann Helms
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 407 - Freeing Relationships from Envy
with contributions from John Lewis Selover, Robert McKinnon
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from George Appleton, Charles Scott Russell