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"We're just going to love her"
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
One Thanksgiving Day our son telephoned from six thousand miles away to tell us he had met "the girl of his dreams." (He really said those very words.) Could he bring her home for Christmas? Three days later, he phoned again to ask if we could prepare a wedding as part of our Christmas celebration.
You have to understand that for more than twenty-five years I had been practicing my gracious response to just such a request from any of our children. It came off well, I thought, and the planning began.
Less than a month later, the young couple stepped off the plane. We were on tiptoe to meet the girl of our son's dreams. She was gorgeous! Her blond hair defied common sense. It hung within inches of her high heels. As nearly as we could tell, she ate only chocolate, and she could explain everything mechanical.
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July 22, 1985 issue
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Spiritual truth and love: oil on troubled family waters
VIRGINIA T. GUFFIN
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True love
ELEANOR S. FARRELL
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Learning to recognize God's voice
LIEBER ANKER
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Who, me?
BRIAN D. WRIGHT
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Jesus' answer to Nicodemus
LYNN H. HOWARD
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Wrong name or right identification?
ALICE W. COOKE
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Your name is written in heaven
MARK RUBLE
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"The heart of humanity warming and winning"
ALLISON W. PHINNEY, JR.
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Error might seem sneaky, but God is good
Gail C. Venables
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Some years ago, after ten years of a marriage...
LaMAY F. KENT with contributions from THEODORE E. KENT
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Having been raised in Christian Science, I have experienced...
DAVID J. KOHLER
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Through the study and application of the truths of Christian Science,...
DIANA NOFFO GLASKO with contributions from WILLIAM H. GLASKO, JR.