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"A light unto my path"
A curly-haired five-year-old tugs at her mother's hand and says, "Mommy, do we have to leave?"
This plaintive question sums up as much as any accolade or award the profound interest generated by the nondenominational Bible Exhibit at the Christian Science Center in Boston. This eleven-part presentation—the result of fourteen years of prayer and planning—is an audiovisual feast for eye and ear, supported by a state-of-the-art electronics system. Offered as a gift to the city and its visitors, the exhibit has attracted people of varied backgrounds and cultures from all over the world. It goes beyond the word "exhibit." As its subtitle suggests, it is "exploring the Bible in sight and sound."

November 19, 1984 issue
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Church is the place where hungry hearts are fed
MARTHA SAGE VANG
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Gratitude to whom and why?
MARGUERITE E. BUTTNER
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Keep your thinking above the clouds
WILLIAM WALTON SAUNDERS
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"A light unto my path"
FEROL AUSTEN
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What about the prodigal's brother?
KAY R. OLSON
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Take refuge behind the wall
EDMONDE L. ST. JOHN
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Thank you, Father
E. MARIAN MORRISON
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A celebration that heals
DAVID L. DEGLER
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SECOND THOUGHT
Linda Weltner
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Meeting the moral demands of true Christianity
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Religion that isn't selfish
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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A few years ago I was held hostage by a gunman...
Name withheld
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It is with gratitude to God that I write this testimony
WILLIAM SANDERSON
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I had just completed my grocery shopping and was driving out...
IRENE LOUISE ALLEY