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FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
You can be your own practitioner
I remember very well the day I first practiced Christian Science all on my own.
I was a junior in high school and had just started working part time as a grocery store clerk. This job was important to me for lots of reasons, but most of all I wanted to save money for college.
One day I took a large amount of my pay in cash and carried it to school with me. Later that day my older brother and I were going to the bank, where I planned to deposit my money in a savings account. However, before the afternoon was over, I had lost my purse.
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August 27, 1984 issue
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Love's rule—"I am All"
BAYARD C. AUCHINCLOSS
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Parenting, children, and God
WINDING COPLEY IVEY
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Honoring our parents
SARAH V. SILVERNAIL
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Feel the facts! Don't just read about them
THOMAS C. ASHER
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Responsibility—burden or joy?
EDNA MARY WATSON
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The greatness of calm
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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An expectancy of good—its importance in healing
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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You can be your own practitioner
Donna Virgil Holden
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Several years ago I was completing my Federal Aviation Administration...
CONSTANCE DIMOCK SEBALD with contributions from GRACE DIMOCK SMITH
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My husband and I were vacationing in Atlantic Canada last...
JEANNETTE ELOISE WEIR
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I wish to record my gratitude for a very beautiful healing
MARIE MITCHELL CLOHECY