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Poem
October 17, 1977 ISSUE
WHEN IS NOW
Rushworth M. Kidder
When "if God does" gives way to "since God is,"and all the maybe's melt to certainly;when my and mine yield cordially to His,and "here's for you" submerges "what's for me?"—
when platitude (the aged counterfeitof artistry) crumbles at sounds of new,and childish tough-talk (blown-up oppositeof tenderness) bursts at the touch of true—

October 17, 1977
Contents
October 17, 1977 issue
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The Metaphysical Basis for Interracial Harmony
CAROL CHAPIN LINDSEY
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WHEN IS NOW
Rushworth M. Kidder
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To Have Effective Meetings
DAVID C. KENNEDY
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A Mother Asks, "Who am I?"
JUDITH ANN HARDY
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Jesus' Way
HERBERT F. BIRTWISTLE
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Sensitivity and Protection
PERSIS E. ZUBER
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Do You Know Your Own Identity?
DOROTHY M. HARVEY
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Dare to Be an Individualist
Frances L. Greig
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Satisfaction Beyond Personal Sense
Nathan A. Talbot
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Prayer for the Community
Naomi Price
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Early one morning I awakened with a difficulty that caused me...
Irene Falco de Errecartt
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Three years ago during a spring vacation from college, my...
Ronald C. Long
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I early learned to love the Bible
Lucille R. Hall