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ASCENDING SIGHT
Mark 10:51
"Lord, that I might receive my sight."
This the cry of one lost in the night.
Lord, that I may become aware.
This is the cry of one almost there.
Then comes the summit of realized prayer,
That sight is the knowing God and I share!
Here I stand, God. I am seeing.
Thou art my knowing; Thou art my being.
Olga Cossi
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June 27, 1970 issue
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Protesting for Love
VIRGINIA T. GUFFIN
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REVELATION
Ella Mae King
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Sure Success
JOHN MARSHALL CUNO
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Work—Drudgery or Opportunity?
NANA WOLAVER
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"A table before me"
HAMILTON KILLEN, JR.
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"The centre and circumference of being"
HELEN M. CARNES
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"May I demonstrate?"
STANLEY DUCKETT
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A Reason for Faith
ELIZABETH HUDSON SMITH
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ASCENDING SIGHT
Olga Cossi
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A Satisfying Life
Helen Wood Bauman
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Finding One's Identity
William Milford Correll
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In February, 1969, I had driven about four hundred miles of a...
Howard P. Baker
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Christian Science came into my life most unexpectedly
Mary Jane Warwick
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One evening shortly after I had earnestly taken up the study of...
Joel E. Taylor with contributions from Miriam T. Taylor
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I want to express gratitude for Christian Science, and for Mrs. Eddy,...
Mary Maxine Williams with contributions from Edward P. Giesecke, Lucile Jackson Place
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 429 - Crime and Christian Concern
with contributions from John Lewis Selover, Marni Politte
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Signs of the Times
Mary Andere