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MY BROTHER
I mourned.
No longer could I see
My brother.
The understanding shared
Through childhood years and on
Forever gone?
And then, as sunlight comes
At break of dawn,
The wakened beams of thought
Rose higher to the brotherhood
Of man.
Why this was always mine!
It never could be taken.
The happiness and joys we shared
Now came from others,
And I began to see
All mankind and me
As brothers.
Helen G. Hasler
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July 15, 1972 issue
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Instantaneous Healing
SUZANNE MAYBERRY RIEDEL
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Moments of Surrender
CHARLES MORRISON BAXTER
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Dynamic Serenity
HELEN A. DEL NEGRO
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"Thou shalt embrace a son"
JILL GOODING
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Packing for a Trip
WANDA D. HUGHES
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Changing Our Thinking
ROBERT JOHN ROBERTS
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Freedom from Race Prejudice in Employment
WILLIAM EDWARD JACOBS
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MY BROTHER
Helen G. Hasler
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I Love to Pray
SYLVIA N. POLING
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Churches Can Survive
Carl J. Welz
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Heaven Is Now
Alan A. Aylwin
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I came to this country as a young immigrant
Henry L. Holmberg
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I owe my life to Christian Science and to the consecrated prayers...
Virginia Foxwell with contributions from Leota S. Gordon
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One day after school I came home and was looking out the...
Wayne L. Hoffman, Jr. with contributions from Mary Brentner Hoffman
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"Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine...
Viola C. Gruenwald
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When I was ten, my parents moved to a mountain ranch...
Jane I. Carlson