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Sink or Swim
[For young teens]
"Some of the girls won't show up for practice. One in particular has trouble with the stunts, and the time's getting short. I'm worried about it."
Doris hesitated and frowned. Then she continued, "Another girl, one of my best friends, seems to resent my being director. She hardly speaks to me anymore."
Doris was finding, as do many high school students, that the biggest challenges to be faced are not always academic.
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February 21, 1970 issue
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We Can Understand Christian Science
ELAINE HIBBARD ROBINSON
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A Few Moments Can Be Important
GERALD STANWELL
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Who Am I?
HELEN M. CARNES
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What Is Inspiration?
WILLIAM ROBERT SUDDABY
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Sink or Swim
JAMAE WOLFRAM RICHARDSON
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Look Beyond the Material!
MARGARET W. WALKER
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PATIENCE
Genia McCormick Greider
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"I'm grateful"
CLAIRE HAGENLOCHER STUBBE
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Acting in Subordination to Mind
Helen Wood Bauman
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Spiritual Sense Necessary
William Milford Correll
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I owe a large debt of gratitude to a woman I never knew, my...
Betty Beal Metzler
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Over seventeen years ago I first attended a Wednesday evening...
Virginia Gray Curry
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Christian Science has been the way of Life for me
Marghretta F. Ernst with contributions from Adelaide Woodworth Kintz
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Some thirty years ago I married a student of Christian Science
Sherman H. Applebaum with contributions from Gladys L. Applebaum
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Mrs. Eddy states in Science and Health (p. 3): "Gratitude is...
Virginia M. DeCamp
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Signs of the Times
R. Q. Venson