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Reed song
I am Your flute, sweet Shepherd,
glad to be whittled for the purest song,
happy to vibrate with melody.
I am Your reed, in the morning, with the sheep rising,
as You tune them awake,
in the evening, when Your lullaby turns alive
a thin horizon of hills.
In silence, in song, as all who know You are glad,
I am gladly reed.
CHRISTINE EBY
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December 29, 1980 issue
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Communion with God: How it relates to healing
RUTH H. POYSER
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Soul food
ELIZABETH GLASS BARLOW
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A message to retirees
LACY BELL RICHTER
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Nowness
ANNA KOLB MICHAEL
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Reed song
CHRISTINE EBY
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We hear when we listen
JAMES LAWRENCE WRIGHT
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Rising to the spontaneous moment
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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The Christ and tradition
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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When I was a junior in high school, a condition...
PAULINE LINCH HOPPE
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Shortly after my enrollment in a Christian Science Sunday...
MARILYN B. JONES
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During one winter our car was not working properly
JAMES H. HEGARTY, JR. with contributions from MARGARET HEGARTY
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Many years ago, while my daughter was an infant, both of my...
REYNALDA SCHWADERER