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Each One-His Beautiful Child
God knows no matter, weight, or height,
No favored color of skin or hair,
For Him there is no skin of black
Or white or brown or red or fair.
No one too short, no one too tall.
There's only lasting true delight—
Beauty of Spirit, Life, for all.
So let your eyes be bright and shine.
And mirror forth the Love divine.
Since any vessel is too small
To keep so infinite an all
Of happiness and harmony,
Now let it flow and you feel free.
You represent the noblest nation,
Knowing yourself as God's relation.
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September 12, 1977 issue
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What Do You Expect?
EVELYN M. S. DUCKETT
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God Not Only Is but Does
DUDLEY PLATT
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Don't Argue with Error, Dismiss It!
ARTHUR THORNTON MOREY
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God's Will Is Good
MABEL M. SCHULZ
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IN YOUR HANDS
Helen G. Hasler
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Angie's Story
Alice Taylor Reed
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Sarita's Journey
Nergish Hodiwala
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A Thought
Sarah Ann Klessig
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Each One-His Beautiful Child
Claire Roselius
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Climbing the Mountain
Neil E. Goldie-Scot
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How to Win with Basic Truth
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Lessons from the Scapegoat
Naomi Price
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LOVE
Wilbur S. Jenkins
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We have had many beautiful healings in our family as a result...
Martha L. Niemi
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When my wife passed on last year, after we had had forty-seven...
William E. Harvey
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In her book Retrospection and Introspection Mrs. Eddy writes...
Etta May Green with contributions from Jill Weisner, Beverly V. Weisner