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The good soil
The current world food crisis has prompted many people to give of their time, money, and effort in an attempt to alleviate the suffering brought on by drought and famine in many nations. Scientists from technologically advanced countries are offering hope through agricultural research. Many countries and charitable organizations around the world are united in their purpose to bring hope and sustenance to those who are destitute. While we can certainly be grateful for all these evidences of brotherly love, is there something more we can do as individuals?
As I contemplated this question, I began to see that these humane attempts at solutions and the outpouring of love that underlay them hinted at spiritual answers. Through prayer I began to see more of the complete, understandable, and productive ideas of Spirit, God, that are truly needed for healing.

April 22, 1985 issue
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The good soil
SHARON VINCZ ANDREWS
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True worship
HEATHER S. VASEFF
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The prayer that heals
DILYS MORRISON
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Within—not "out there"
GLADYS C. GIRARD
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Working out solutions
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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The land of promise
MARTHA SAGE VANG
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The kingdom of heaven concept
ELEANOR YOUNG CLAPP
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The chimney swifts
KARIN SASS
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FROM THE DIRECTORS
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Deserving of God's mercy
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Forward to square one
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Bursting balloons
Carolyn M. Hook
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Attending my Christian Science Students Association...
TEHMIE N. GAZDAR
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It would seem that a bachelor is never more lonely than when...
DAVID L. HORN with contributions from EVELYN D. HORN
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In my late twenties I passed through what seemed then to be...
ELIZABETH W. SCHULTEN