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Home
I remember the first welcome home:
No questions were asked—
There was just the sweet warmth of Truth's embrace.
I've come home many times since then—
A little less stunned, perhaps,
But no less grateful.
I know I'll come home many times again.
But I am learning to stay closer
To the wonderful heart of Love.
From there I can hear more clearly
My Father-Mother telling me I am a beloved daughter,
That I am always with Him—Life, Truth, and Love—
And all that He has is mine.
JENNIFER BARTLETT
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August 19, 1985 issue
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Up early for a special jog
BEATRICE W. REINERTSON
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The way opens
ELLEN MARY DAIMWOOD
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The role of the Christian Science college organization
CHRISTINE CAROL WEINER
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No gaps in your life
DAVID C. KENNEDY
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What's wrong with hypnotism?
JEFFREY K. CLEMENTS
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No limits
ELIZABETH BICE LUERSSEN
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Home
JENNIFER BARTLETT
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"An atom of dust" and "spiritual immensity"
ALLISON W. PHINNEY, JR.
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Removal, reconstruction, restoration, through Christ
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Inspired prayer
JOYCE C. LEDDY
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Testing, testing
David L. Degler
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Away from home as a college student in the...
KENNETH H. McKELVIE
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The following healing is one that...
Joan K. Sleeper