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Prayer Stretches Our Outlook
As I look out of my office window here on the fourteenth floor of the new building we have just occupied, I face toward the west and the distant hills. In between are the many city buildings and high-rise apartments, only partly hidden by occasional green trees. I think of the hundreds and hundreds of people living and working in this area.
I ask myself, "How much am I loving these people?" Are they just a bunch of humans I don't identify with and would prefer to forget? People with lots of problems—of supply, health, mental stress, of hates and fears and frustrations? I may be tempted to say to myself, "I can't do anything about all these people. It's best not to think about them. To think about them only makes me unhappy."

November 16, 1974 issue
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Christian Science Is Not a Bottle of Medicine
CORINNE A. NORRIS
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Inspired Decisions
CHARLES EMERSON COOK
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Prayer Stretches Our Outlook
MARJORIE M. FARNSWORTH
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Our Protection
NANCY BEL WEEKS
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FLIGHT PLAN
Maxine Le Pelley
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Why Take a Radical Stand?
CORNELIA JOYCE HALEY
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Have a Good Day!
NANCY E. CONWELL
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She Told the Whole Class
Julia Colvin
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Exams Coming Up?
ROGER P. CLEGG
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Speaking Up for Our Faith
Naomi Price
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Man at One with God
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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I wish to express my gratitude for the many blessings received...
Juanita Emery Dunn
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In the Bible we are told, "I will give you pastors according to...
Joyce G. Schoonover
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The testimonies of healing in the Christian Science Sentinel and...
Neva Springer with contributions from Carlos B. Weidmann, Cary Miller
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Signs of the Times
Jerry Kvasnicka