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Gratitude Is Powerful
All inharmony in human experience stems from the belief that we lack something: health, love, companionship, beauty, purity, understanding, security, self-control, integrity, compassion. The list is long. But can these really be absent?
To heal inharmony, in whatever guise it claims to appear, we must destroy this belief of lack, of not having all we need. And a good way to open thought to accept a healing conclusion is to stop brooding about what we think we don't have and to start being grateful for what we do have. We can be grateful for what we spiritually are.

November 20, 1976 issue
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God's Business Is Our Business!
NATHANIEL RIDGWAY WHITE
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ALTITUDE
Anne Valma Holway
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The Success of Honesty
RICHARD A. NENNEMAN
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The Economy Is Servant, Not Master
JAMES SCOTT ROSEBUSH
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Handling Crises
THOMAS JOSEPH Mc CANN
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The Bible and Business
ALAN A. AYLWIN
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Wisdom in Planning
HAROLD F. BENNETT
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Gratitude Is Powerful
KATHERINE JANE NORTHRIDGE
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TESTIMONY MEETING
Stanley John York
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How I Turned to the Bible for Help
Elizabeth Baylog Read
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Gratitude, Not Grievance
Peter J. Henniker-Heaton
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The Business of Living
Naomi Price
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About sixteen years ago I awoke one morning, got my family...
Helen Loomer Ferguson with contributions from Mary F. Thompson
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"What is the truth about God and man? When will the Comforter,...
Edith Reid Lazenby
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Mere words cannot adequately express my gratitude for the...
Geil O. Geoghegan
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Letters to the Press
Robert W. Newell