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Loving church
Some people tend to think of church duties as a necessary burden to be shouldered. They may view the member who, because of other demands, cannot attend meetings or take on maintenance tasks as fortunate.
But is church activity really a burden? No, and it will never again seem to be if we identify and eradicate the suggestions causing us to avoid this hallowed work. Church duties demand continuing spiritual discipline, which when followed governs not only the church work but also our personal lives, bringing increased dominion and order.

January 16, 1984 issue
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Some thoughts by the Galilean Sea
BETTY ANN RIDLEY
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Living our love for God
THOMAS C. ASHER
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How to make—and keep—marriage a love affair
HELEN B. CHILDS
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The love that frees
FEROL AUSTEN
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Loving church
VIRGINIA M. GATHINGS
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Where is the Christ?
LAURA ANN BLAIR
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Finding freedom through church membership
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Look in the mirror!
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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A party of angels!
Holly B. Suhi
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After having my second child (who was quite sickly),...
BETTE V. FUQUA
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Gratitude to my mother for having raised me in Christian Science...
GAYLE L. FRASIER
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Over eleven years ago a friend who is a Christian Scientist introduced...
MATILDE GIANNA BAGAGIOLO
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"How great are his signs! and how mighty are his wonders!"...
CHARLES THOMPSON ALLISON with contributions from HELEN M. ALLISON