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Signs of the Times
The Beacon
The Reverend F. W. BakewellChrist Church (Congregational)in The BeaconMorecambe, Lancashire, England
The Christian life must never be thought of as something isolated from what a man may call his legitimate secular pursuits. A man does not act now and again as a Christian and at another time as a politician or a schoolmaster ...or a tradesman or whatever else he may be. Christian vocation does not cut across life's normal activities, it is bound up with their every aspect, and thereby gives to it a special quality and a spiritual significance. The life of the individual Christian is something which is in the process of becoming a unity. A Christian is one in whose life the division between the secular and the sacred is ceasing to have any reality.
September 19, 1970 issue
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Discipline versus indulgence
HELEN OAKLEY ROCKHOLD
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Full Compensation
PETER B. VANDERHOEF
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The Shepherding Mind
MERLE W. MILLER
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Where Am I?
MARY JANE MERRILL COLUMB
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WITNESS FOR TRUTH
Margaret Tsuda
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Look Up!
WELLMAN E. GERKE
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Never an Underabundance
KATHY LOUISE COLLINS
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THE VERB "TO BE"
Dilys Z. Heelan
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An Important Message to All Members from The Christian Science Board of Directors
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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To End War
Carl J. Welz
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Watching on the Highway
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Mary Baker Eddy states on page 1 of the Christian Science...
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Over twenty years ago, before I knew anything of Christian Science...
Agnes P. Fraser with contributions from Lilli Wolfram, Eugene F. Corbin
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A number of years ago it became mandatory for me to drive an...
Virginia Ditmire with contributions from Jeanne R. Husman
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 441 - Helping Prevent Crime
with contributions from Parker Thomas, Rob McKinnon
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Signs of the Times
F. W. Bakewell