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[Original in German]
Some time ago it dawned on me with gratitude that for more...
Some time ago it dawned on me with gratitude that for more than thirty years now Christian Science has been the central governing influence in my life.
It was through my grandmother back at the beginning of this century that my family learned about Christian Science, when it was being introduced in Germany. As a child I attended a Christian Science Sunday School for several years. But later, because my husband was not interested in Science and then through the prohibition of this teaching in our country, I completely lost sight of Science.
World War II brought great sorrow. I lost four members of my immediate family, and finally my daughter and I even had to leave our homeland. Providing for my little child was the only thing that kept me from giving in completely to despair.
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August 11, 1986 issue
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Finding out what disease isn't
STEPHEN GOTTSCHALK
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I hear a deeper strain
SUSANNAH BREAUX SEAMAN
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"We are the children of God"
AMY K. ANDERSON
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A home that is large enough
HARRIET BEERY FIELDS
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Collecting parables
UDAI B. HOFFBERG
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"Count it all joy"
ELOISE M. HOTZ
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Joy, with gratitude!
JANE R. HARWOOD
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FROM THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATION
with contributions from NATHAN TALBOT, NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Millennium now
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Patience—a passive longing or an active trust?
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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World peace—and you and me
Judith Ann Hardy
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In the spring of 1985, when our third child was...
ELIZABETH PAULL MITCHELL
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During a vacation in California a few years ago, I went to a...
PHILIP A. SMITH
