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Each of God's Children Is Special
William had been in the first grade now for one whole week. He loved feeding the snake, George, and building with the arithmetic rods. But one of the best times of the day was recess.
Today, he was the first one through the door to the playground. Five minutes later he was back in the classroom with tears streaming down his face.
Mrs. Post, his teacher, put her arm around him. "Why, William," she said, "this isn't like you. Where is that happy smile?"
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September 25, 1971 issue
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Progress Without Negative By-products
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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Are We Seeing Man Correctly?
MARVIN J. CHARWAT
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Each of God's Children Is Special
MARJORIE D. HAMLIN
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Needed—Light-shiners
LAURA FRETZ SCHUMAKER
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Right Relationships Are in Mind
JACK CLARKE NELSON
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ISRAEL THINKS OF ESAU: EVENING
Paul Osborne Williams
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Searching for Good Health?
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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Are We Respecting Nature's Law?
NEIL MARTIN
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Finders Keepers?
VIRGINIA A. MILLER
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Death Is No Friend
Carl J. Welz
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Integrity in Business
Alan A. Aylwin
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The Master, Christ Jesus, said, "The Comforter, which is the...
Gertrude Hyde with contributions from Joel Harry Benson, Mary Alma Benson
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In the Manual of The Mother Church Mrs. Eddy writes, "Gratitude...
Judith M. Osmycki
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Since my early childhood I have enjoyed the benefits of Christian Science...
Zane A. Dover with contributions from Fern L. Dover
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Many more blessings have been mine since my last testimony...
Ruth Fletcher Common