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In our small town you could set your watch by his walking past. The children knew that when he went through the neighborhood each day it would be time to come in for lunch. They stared and commented on his somewhat dated clothing and high shoes.
He was a shy, unusual man but kindly—some would have said eccentric. He lived alone and had never married. Toward the end of his life he began to attend services at our branch Church of Christ, Scientist. And the church took him to its heart. He didn't choose to join—but we succeeded in including him nonetheless. He accepted the assignment of playing the piano in the Sunday School.

April 28, 1986 issue
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One family under God
REITA N. DONALDSON
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Stepparenting: a spiritual perspective
ELISE L. MOORE
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No generation gaps
BARBARA J. PRESLER
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The Sermon on the Mount helps a family
PAMELA P. SCOTT
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Ready for service
THEODORE L. CLAPP
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Inclusive or exclusive?
ALLISON W. PHINNEY, JR.
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Letting them go
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Literature was my favorite subject in high...
ELOISE RODKEY REES
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I am grateful to share a healing I had some years ago...
BETTY KING JANSSEN
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As a student of Christian Science, I feel that there is no better...
CHRISTA SCHWEIZER