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Joyful persistence
Have you ever watched a baby learning to stand by itself for the first time? Or to walk by itself? A baby will stand up over and over again until it has learned to get up and sit back down freely. And a baby will also practice and practice until it can walk by itself. Babies don't fuss or fume about persisting. They just do it.
That same joyful persistence is a necessary ingredient in successfully practicing Christian Science. We, too, need to love what we are doing, to make our persistence natural and unquestioning.

July 10, 1978 issue
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Is radical reliance on God dangerous?
G. STANLEY HAMMOND
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A misconception is always curable
ROBERT A. MOSS
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True self-care
GERTRUDE BAYLESS
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Healing
Jules Cern
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Joyful persistence
JANE PARTIS McCARTY
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Stupendous healing power
DESMOND E. MAC-KWASHIE
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Prayer for myself
Carolyn Fay Ruffin
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From the Directors
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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A simple, usable rule
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Guidance through Christ, not chronology
Naomi Price
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Angels on the boat
Amy Lynn Faulstich (written at age 9)
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My favorite Bible verse
Courtenay Cassel (written at age 9)
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While carrying our first child I made a major decision: to be a...
Mary Jane Schulze with contributions from Elaine M. Dyson
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My first healing in Christian Science occurred over forty years...
Olive M. Lawrence
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Since my first testimony of healing was published in The Christian Science Journal...
John L. Starrett
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Over sixty years ago my mother had a beautiful healing of...
Thelma P. Idzal
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Letters to the Press
with contributions from J. Buroughs Stokes