January 19, 1981
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Philip van Lidth de Jeude, a young baritone, survived a highly competitive selection process to become a student at the Chicago Lyric Opera's school for promising operatic artists.
Whether you're married or single, female or male, you can be deeply involved with "wife-ing"—doing all the quiet, backup, foundational, strengthening work generally associated with being a good wife.
Chronic faultfinding is not only unpleasant for others; it often brings physical discomfort.
What if you were asked to select from the columns below the terms you think might best describe yourself?
Anyone who has hiked in the high country at timberline has probably marveled at the sight of a lone tree, or a clump of trees huddled together.
The Christianly scientific way to still the discords of life is to silence the witnesses to them—that is, to overcome mortal mind and the personal senses through more spiritual reasoning and living.
While I was growing up, I struggled with many physical problems, among them a speech impediment.
I was a very new student of Christian Science at the time of my marriage.
Many years ago I found Christian Science through a sister who had been healed of asthma.
I have gone to the Christian Science Sunday School since I was two years old.
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A new pamphlet, "Jesus and the Christ," includes four articles that explore the office and activity of the Christ and of Jesus' distinctive contribution to mankind.
