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Christmas overflow
What a comforting, assured feeling we have when we know that someone dear to us is close by, that we do not walk alone or in an uncaring crowd! Sometimes the humdrum or the rush of day-today demands shouts so loudly that we can hardly find the inner peace we long for. Isn't this actually what most of us truly want— inner quietness, telling us something better than the commercialism and hurry so laced into the Christmas season?
Christian Science offers us this majestically different approach. Mary Baker Eddy, who discovered and founded this Science, gives a sense of the very presence of the Christ in these lines:
And o'er earth's troubled, angry sea
I see Christ walk,
And come to me, and tenderly,
Divinely talk. Poems, p. 12 .
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December 14, 1981 issue
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Christmas overflow
ELIZABETH GLASS BARLOW
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Expanding love welcomes the healing Christ
CARL J. WELZ
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God's perpetual gifts
LACY BELL RICHTER
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Christmas sings to you
MARY LEE S. O'NEAL
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The joy of Christmas
FRANCES L. WEST
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Our journey to spiritual maturity
DIANE STAUNTON STAPLES
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Because man is at one with God—
BARBARA PORTER
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Untouched by mortality
MARY BARNES
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...upon the sea
ISOBEL SHENKMAN
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Christmas: symbol of promise
DeWITT JOHN
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Hid with Christ
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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It's here we are
OTIS DENTON BROWN
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What is your name?
Anne Stearns Condon
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My father was healed of incipient blindness...
JESS A. GREGG
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I want to express gratitude for the Bible Lessons in the Christian Science Quarterly
DORIS C. MITCHELL
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In the Book of Revelation, John writes of the angel Michael...
MARY KATHRYN McQUARRIE