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A Mother: "The strongest educator"
A mother's life should not be just a succession of diapers and her children's demands for her attention. There is a vital role for mothers of young children to fill—one that far outweighs routine duties. It is one of the most important roles there is.
In the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health, Mary Baker Eddy says, "A mother is the strongest educator, either for or against crime." Science and Health, p. 236; This role belongs not mainly to the schools, day care centers, government, probation officers, parole boards, but to mothers. Quite a thought, isn't it?

July 14, 1973 issue
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Good Qualities Aren't Tacked On
JUDY S. GATES
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"What will become of me?"
DARREN STONE NELSON
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A Mother: "The strongest educator"
JILL GOODING
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The Parent You Can Count On
GEORGE MONEYHUN
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Spiritual Learning for Preschoolers
MARIAN CARLSON
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Spiritually Able or Physically Disabled?
LYNDA LEE BARTON
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TRY TO SEE
Alfredonia Thomas Lambert
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LOVE IS FOR EVERYONE
KENNETH HUFFORD
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Healing Our Children
Carl J. Welz
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When a Child Questions God's Existence
Naomi Price
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Twelve years ago we had our third child, a little girl we call...
H. Claire De Persico with contributions from Anthony J. De Persico
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I had the privilege of growing up in a home where Christian Science...
Margaret A. Glass
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When I was a young mother, it was quite a challenge to me as...
Dorothea M. Shickler
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I am thirteen years old, and I would like to give a testimony of a...
Mike Brinton with contributions from Mark Brinton, Don M. Brinton, Carol J. Brinton