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The Value of Higher Values
The term "value system" has quite common currency. It refers to the priority that people or societies attach to things. As we grow in the understanding of Christian Science, we realize increasingly what a significant influence our value system has on our experience. And by maintaining the right values on the top of our list we can be happier and healthier, and more successful in our role in life.
When I was both young and a new student of Christian Science, I was saving carefully to take a trip to the other side of the world. Once, after having my one spare suit dry-cleaned, I carelessly left it on the parcel rack of my commuter train. In those times this loss meant a substantial setback in my savings campaign because the suit would have to be replaced. But I had heard encouraging instances of the recovery of lost articles through the application of Christian Science. I prayed, according to my new understanding of Science, adding to my mental work great faith and expectation. But I never saw that suit again.

June 30, 1973 issue
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"You know better than that!"
JOYCE E. DRONSFIELD
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Today's Crusade for Liberty
REGINALD EVELYN NICHOLLS
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When Do We Begin to Practice Christian Science?
SARA VELTMAN TUCKER
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The Fruit of Restoration
ROBERT C. HALLER
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Are You an In-law?
LILIA SKALA
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Limitless Ability
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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GOD'S DAY
Stanley John York
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To Heal by Christly Rebuke
Naomi Price
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The Value of Higher Values
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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My parents turned to Christian Science over sixty years ago...
Trueman F. Campbell with contributions from Natalie T. Campbell
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I am grateful for having been raised in a home where Christian Science...
Edwyna Condon Gilbert with contributions from William Gilbert
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I write this testimony not only out of great gratitude for Christian Science...
Ruby S. Oldshue with contributions from W. Foster Oldshue, Andrea Carlson