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Be a joy-giver
As childhood leaves us, too often the laughter goes with it. Sometimes half a smile is the best that visits the somber faces of many modern men and women. Though bearing responsibilities, people should still take time to be happy, to laugh, and above all to realize the true nature and source of joy.
True joy is wholly spiritual, because it comes from divine Spirit, from Soul. Joy is the very substance of man, who is the totally spiritual reflection of Soul. Deity is continuously imparting joy to man.

February 26, 1979 issue
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The joy of God's presence
PATIENCE M. CANHAM
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Instant in season
Pearl Strachan Hurd
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Life—a joy-filled adventure
DONALD R. RIPPBERGER
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... a capacity for happiness
FEROL AUSTEN
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Be a joy-giver
FRANCES FIGGINS
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Our high resort
NAOMI RUTH WHEELER
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Pursue healing patiently
DAVID C. KENNEDY
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For wider horizons
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Joy leads to healing
Naomi Price
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When is harvesttime?
Marlène F. Johnson
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A little maid who loved much
Carolyn Haywood
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When I was a child, my father was healed of severe annual...
Fred G. Bussey
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Gratitude and joy impel me to write of our fourteen-year-old...
Carolyn H. Orton with contributions from James R. Orton
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Ten years ago I began to have discomfort in using my left...
Jean B. Corey with contributions from Charles D. Corey, Sr.