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Learning to progress peacefully
Life need not be one long continual crisis where peace seems never able to take root. By earnest watchfulness, prayer, and surrender to God, we can learn to progress peacefully in our lives, homes, businesses—with quiet hearts.
This lesson continues to unfold for me. During many years I prided myself in being strong-willed, what the world would call a high-powered individual with only one pace: full speed ahead! I believed the responsibility for everything and everyone hung on me personally. As a consequence tension and fatigue were common, many mistakes were made, and much that I did in a day had to be done over again.

August 12, 1985 issue
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When plots fail
LESLIE KIM MANEES
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While writing my résumé, this thought comes
WARREN BOLON
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Learning to progress peacefully
ISABEL F. BATES
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The Lord's Prayer: its instantaneous effect
THOMAS GUY SLATER
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Human or divine inheritance?
ELIZABETH LOVE ROTHE
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True consent
DOROTHY P. SEAGREN
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Sorting it out—the one fact that really matters
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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What your life can mean to others
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Does God know about accidents?
Kerry M. Knobelsdorff
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Raised in a Christian Science home, I often...
Virginia S. Mchenry
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I was brought up in Christian Science, had the opportunity to...
ROBERT S. LEWIS