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Who is at the helm?
Once while on certain maneuvers in the Royal Navy, I was asked to take the wheel of the ship. It was a new experience for me to steer a Hunt Class destroyer in the Mediterranean. I relished the task. But even though I had kept the needle in the compass reasonably close to the course given me, after several miles the captain asked another to relieve me. I was summoned to the bridge just above the wheelhouse. In even tones he asked me to study my wake. I looked beyond the stern. It reminded me of a snake twisting uncomfortably.
"You were overchecking, weren't you?"
"Yes sir, but I didn't ..."
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October 14, 1985 issue
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Who is at the helm?
GERALD STANWELL
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Do I really love my neighbor as myself?
PAUL AGNEW RANDALL
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Learning "to be love"
KERRY M. KNOBELSDORFF
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You already have it!
JAMES K. KYSER
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Health and fitness: focus on self or new spiritual comprehension?
ALLISON W. PHINNEY, JR.
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Children of one God—a good God!
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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God does a lot for you
with contributions from The Editors, Sarah Sandt, Jill Herndon, Eugene Goodrich, Mitchell McCrea, Amy Lumm, Jeff Fisher, Verity Porter, Temre Stanchfield, Jodi Crump, Molly Sandt, Sarah Rainwater
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My mother was a professional singer, and her...
MARY LOUISE JONES
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I am deeply grateful for the healing power of Christian Science...
FRANCES S. DILLON
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For almost half a century I have relied on Christian Science,...
FRANCES KURIGER with contributions from RICHARD KURIGER
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I owe a great debt of gratitude to Christian Science for years...
JOAN CAROL BOUTSELIS