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Healing the child
Ask average Christian Science parents what their religion means to them, and you may not get an instant reply. How do they put into a few words something that has become the most significant part of their life? But with a moment to ponder, they may tell you that one of the most meaningful things they can relate is the joy of healing a child.
Such parents are profoundly grateful for the powerful truths of reality they are finding through a study of the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mrs. Eddy. But the gratitude is more than a realization that here they are beginning to see the ultimate facts of being brought to light. They are grateful for the practicality of the truths. An understanding of them brings a reliable solution to challenging problems.

December 18, 1978 issue
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A one-way conversation: some introductory points on Christian Science
C. EARLE ARMSTRONG
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Celebration in the desert
Susan W. Sherwood
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Christmas—its real import
CHARLES HOLLIS GREEN
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Mind and identity
KURT GLADHORN
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Fellowship without alcohol
MARJORIE ANN PARKINSON
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"The ol' one-two"
WILLIAM S. WARREN
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Putting the false sense of self out of business
VIRGINIA F. DUNN
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To a better life: the practical map
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Healing the child
Nathan A. Talbot
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Completeness
Alan A. Aylwin
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The Christmas pageant
Judith Ann Hardy
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A number of years ago, after material medicine had failed...
Mattie Harding Pree
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The summer following my sophomore year in high school I...
Stacy Ann Small
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Often one searches far off for that which is close at hand
Bruno Speelmeyer
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Since my childhood I have felt a deep affection for God
Adelheid Ulrike Plöderl
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Although my parents enrolled me in the Christian Science...
Virginia Tesch