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Preserving our neighborhoods
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
In many communities people are joining together to restore and preserve their aging neighborhoods. Buildings that had become dilapidated are being renovated and returned to beauty and purpose. On once ugly vacant lots neighbors are gathering to create lovely gardens.
Such projects do much to clean up neighborhoods and to give people greater comfort and security. Yet through prayer even more can be done for all neighborhoods.

May 27, 1985 issue
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Church and employment need not conflict
HAROLD BERNARD JORDAN
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What shall I give?
THOMAS C. ASHER
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The calm during the storm
JEFFREY WELLS DAVIS
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Utilizing hymn power
CAROLYN HILL
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Sanctuary
ROWLAND D. GEORGE
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Dragon slaying
ALLISON W. PHINNEY, JR.
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Living for mankind
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Right side up
Beverly Jean McCreary
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I am eleven years old and in the fifth grade
JENNIFER PRICE with contributions from SHARON PRICE
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Last year I had an opportunity to prove that "the word of...
WALLACE E. DEVEREAUX
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My gratitude for Christian Science is beyond measure
YVONNE BURNETT with contributions from W. RON STOTLER