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A strong church
When I was in a junior symphony years ago, the director informed us that "an orchestra is only as good as its poorest player." I've sometimes wondered: Is a church only as good as its weakest member?
That depends. If we think of church as merely a human organization, having its source in mortals, located in a physical place, then perhaps our church might be thought to be only as good as its weakest member. What is needed is a change of viewpoint.

December 4, 1978 issue
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The light of leadership
ELIZABETH GLASS BARLOW
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Promises and more promises
LEON ALBO WOODS
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A strong church
BETTY LEWIS HAUSRATH
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The risen Christ
Catherine FitzGerald
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The learning process
NANCY OLDHAM LeCOMPTE
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Love shatters materialism!
Brett L. Stafford
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Don't suffer illusion!
DOROTHY F. GRAVES
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Finding the spiritual cause
LOUIS ABRAHAMS
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Almost a century ago, Mary Baker Eddy pointed out: "That....
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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The home of Love
Claire Roselius
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My mother became interested in Christian Science before my...
Noel Eugene Wood with contributions from Darla Jean Wood
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Fifteen years ago I was so completely healed of a crippling...
Cherie B. Shindell
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Before I became a student of Christian Science, about three...
Della Neumann Spencer
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As a child, I was told by doctors I would never live a normal...
Larry Wilton Daigle