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The key to prayer
Each member of the Christian Science Sunday School class of five seventeen-year-olds said he had faced the same problem: His thoughts began to wander when he attempted to pray. Trivial things got in the way. It seemed almost impossible to focus on the presence of God for any period of time.
As teacher and students discussed the question, they agreed that disciplining thought is more than a matter of human will and effort. There is a key to prayer, a way to commune freely with God through scientifically understanding Him.

November 27, 1978 issue
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Why read the Bible?
Naomi Price
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A book of laws to show the right and wrong
STEVEN LEE FAIR
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Wisdom that heals
CORA MASON
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The book that detects and protects
ALAN A. AYLWIN
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An open guide to Life
DAVID C. KENNEDY
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Concordance puzzle
Eleanor Young Clapp
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Do you have questions?
Thomas C. Asher
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True worship heals
JOHN PAUL CHAMBERLAIN
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The high goal
George R. Sauers
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The key to prayer
GRANT C. BUTLER
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Finding peace in consciousness
SUSANNE BECKER
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Mrs. Eddy states, in reply to the question "How would...
Harriette Meldrim Hill
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I learned of Christian Science in the middle of 1973, a few...
Graciela Burgos de Tosolini
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I had been wondering what God was, and what the relationship...
Barbara D. Mills
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Christian Science has always been my way of life but has...
Margaret Anne Peto with contributions from Dorothy Loudon Peto
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At the age of seven I was adopted by a couple who were students...
Cornelius Ian Parkyn