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We have at least two options
After Daybreak
Daybreak—the first coming of the light of Truth, carrying the promise of healing. Perhaps we've been through a period of fear or despair or pain. And then we see the first clear glimpse of Truth, and we feel wonderful relief and healing. The day has dawned!
But what do we do after the day breaks? What is there beyond the first grand release from fear or illness or pain? What is there to do after we've achieved some great victory or goal in our human affairs?
When the sun rises and another day comes, most of us rise from bed and prepare to work. When the light of Truth dawns in consciousness and brings healing, we have at least two options. We can slow up in the work and prayer we've been doing because the worst of the pain is gone and we are satisfied with the human improvement. Or, rejoicing in the healing, we can commit ourselves with renewed dedication to taking the next step in what God has prepared for us.
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March 26, 1977 issue
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The Widow's Mites-Being Active Now
THOMAS GUY SLATER
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Entering by the Door
ELIZABETH E. SWEDER
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SECURELY HELD
Carol Chapin Lindsey
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After Daybreak
JOE ELLER
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Mother Love-A Spiritual View
FRANCES STEVENS STUART
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Sunday School, Monday School
CAROLYN A. TUCHER
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Meeting the Family's Needs
HELEN B. CHILDS
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Leaving the Nest
HELEN R. CONROYD
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GARDEN NIGHT
Stephen Gottschalk
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My True Friend
Robert Collura
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Constancy Rather than Tendency
Nathan A. Talbot
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Teaching the Nothingness of Evil
Naomi Price
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"'Glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's'...
Theresa M. A. Purves
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My family were quite skeptical when I became interested in...
Michael D. Rissler
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More than fifty years ago I joined The Mother Church
Novella M. Bigby
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In 1965 I was introduced to Christian Science
Darlene Lee Guernsey with contributions from Marilyn Mellor Leydon
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Letters to the Press
John L. Rennie