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FOR CHILDREN
Its name was "nothing"
Do you know what twins are? The twins I know are named Troy and Tobin, but they don't look very much alike.
Troy and Tobin have already found out that other children don't always agree with everything they do. For instance, the boys at school sometimes make fun of them because they go to a dancing class. The twins want to think things out for themselves, and they also like to talk things over with their Christian Science Sunday School class. They told them how they've tried to explain to their schoolmates that dancing is energetic and fun. But the other boys snigger and do mincing steps to make fun of them. Troy and Tobin take no notice of their silly capers. They can do this because they try hard to listen to God's voice the way people in the Bible did.
One Sunday their Sunday School teacher told them they were going to find out what evil is. "Turn to page 500 in the Christian Science textbook," she said.
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July 1, 1985 issue
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God's purpose, not a material game plan
ROBERTA KUEMMIN BAUMANN
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Patience
ELVA E. RUSSELL
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What to do when you don't know what to do
STEVEN LEE FAIR
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Coming from my house
DARREN NELSON
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Praying with confidence
VIRGINIA L. AUSTIN
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Security
BEATRICE ANNA GALAFRIES STUART
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Steering through the mist
ROBERT A. MOSS
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Decisions, decisions
RALYNE NAWMAN ROBB
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To love unconditionally
MANFRED KRUEGER
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And there were abiding in the fields—shepherds
KERRY M. KNOBELSDORFF
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Who are you?
DOROTHY A. J. WOODRUFF
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Christ Jesus—the Saviour
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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Let Truth be heard
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Its name was "nothing"
Lilian C. Davis
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For many fine healings received during a lifetime...
RALPH L. WHITMAN
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Christian Science has touched every facet of my life—health...
BARBARA HEINTZ MINNICK
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I would like to share this testimony telling of my healing of...
FRED L. A. SNOWDEN