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Poem
January 14, 1985 ISSUE
Contemplation
STANLEY JOHN YORK
Teach me where I need to go.Show me clearly. I would knownot human will but Your design—meekly patterned—make it mine.
Often I have plowed lone furrow,staring, anxious, at the morrow.Now, sandal-clad, I wait the cue,Your words to speak, my role assume.

January 14, 1985
Contents
January 14, 1985 issue
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Loving man, hallowing God
DONNA NALLEY RYBURN
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"If ye fulfil the royal law..."
KATHRYN PAULSON GROUNDS
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As brother to Zacchaeus*
CORA SLAUGHTER
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Helping others
RALPH BYRON COPPER
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What shall we do?
FRANCES ZIMMER LOJINGER
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Breakthrough
PEGGY JEAN GOODRUM
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Contemplation
STANLEY JOHN YORK
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Remarkable conclusions about reality
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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Reminders of man's perfection
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Getting Brian's help
Sally Sharpe
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Years ago a dear Christian woman in a midwestern...
BELLE A. HAZLEDINE
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I will always be grateful for having attended a Christian Science...
ALOHA L. SCHWERDTMAN
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As a new student of Christian Science, I had two instantaneous...
DOROTHEA O. CROOKER
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Christian Science has been everything to me for more than...
CHRISTABELLE E. DAWSON