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Today I want to raise my voice in gratitude for Christian Science
Today I want to raise my voice in gratitude for Christian Science. Through study of the textbook, Science and Health, and other writings by Mrs. Eddy, and the help of a consecrated practitioner, I am alive today!
A number of years ago I was employed as sales manager for a large printing company having an annual sales volume of several millions of dollars. As men were added to the sales staff and plant equipment expanded, I found myself working harder and faster. A couple of my associates in the firm, as well as my wife, urged me to slow down. I laughed these suggestions off. I was far too busy taking care of material things. This drive and the sense of my importance to the company were overwhelming. After all, I was the sales manager, and just think of all the production volume I was responsible for!

January 6, 1973 issue
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The Right Approach to Work
LEON ALBO WOODS
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Promotion Comes from God
HARRY I. MILLER
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Love for the Brother We See
HELEN PALMER ROBERTSON
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Supply/Demand and the Businessman
JACK HILLMAN THORNTON
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Spiritual Understanding Settles a Labor Dispute
JOHN HERMON TERRY, JR.
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How to Be a Better Supervisor
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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What the Waiter Learned
CHARLES EDWARD LANGTON
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A Boy Writes
Stephen Graham (Age 10)
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Talents Fully Utilized
Carl J. Welz
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The Business of Being Useful
Naomi Price
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From the Directors
The Christian Science Board Of Directors
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Five years ago I was a widower with two young children and a...
Monte Pendleton
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Today I want to raise my voice in gratitude for Christian Science
Fred G. Schreiber with contributions from Hazel E. Schreiber
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"To those leaning on the sustaining infinite, to-day is big with...
Anna Elizabeth Gaskins with contributions from Arthur Thornton Morey
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To one leaning solely on material methods for attainment, life...
Will B. Rodemann