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To speak helpful, healing words
In the mid-nineteenth century, some of the truths so valued now by Christian Scientists were being actively sought and in some degree found by various spiritually-minded people. During this period, for example, a minister for some small Protestant groups in London, Thomas Toke Lynch, published a book of poems. It includes a verse that fairly breathes a prayer for a more healing Christian communication and witness.
Because this poem later found a home in the Christian Science Hymnal, many have sung its prayer:
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May 11, 1987 issue
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Songs in the night
Frances L. West
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Testimonies of healing: lights for the world
Judith M. Chapman
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"I am ... the bright and morning star"
Kathryn A. Knox
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"He drew me out of many waters"
Mildred E. Greenway
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Light
Leslie Jean McLeod-Warrick
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A matter of opinion—or a cry from the heart?
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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To speak helpful, healing words
Carolyn B. Swan
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Words and works
Paul Edward Gingell
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I would like to relate a healing in Christian Science concerning...
Mildred Bassman with contributions from Cindy Lee Bassman, Donald J. Bassman
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During a time when I was preparing a talk about my career in...
Charlotte Kinney Geer
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One day I started to move an engine hoist from my garage
Murray Lawrence Jayne with contributions from Jean Lundahl Jayne