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St. Giles on the Heath, Launceston, Cornwall, England
Flood tides of Love
(Written during a miners' strike)
How should we pray?How can we ease the bitter legacy?How yield ourselves to the concentric ringsIssuing ever from the center-source,Widening around us, through us, past us,Dissolving the mine fields of unforgiving?
Can we see that Christ treads over the mine fields?The once-pierced Jesus-feet of conquered hurt,Shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace,Annihilate the vindictiveness of hate.

August 24, 1987 issue
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Peace through the sword of Spirit
Julio C. Rivas T.
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Flood tides of Love
Prudence Backhouse
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No obscurity for Christly justice
David G. Mutch
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New home, no friends?
Channing Walker
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The REAL you
Jean M. Immerwahr
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Is it possible to pray all the time?
Leonore Ida Rathbun
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Letters to the Press
with contributions from James Robert Corbett, Nathan A. Talbot
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Why choose to be a Christian Scientist?
Ruth E. Lambert
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Love never leaves us
Carolyn B. Swan
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The understanding that heals
William E. Moody
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What joy it is to be able to express my gratitude for Christian Science!
Rose Daisy McDonald
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"Ye shall not need to fight in this battle: set yourselves, stand...
Cheryl Godfrey Daniels
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Several years ago a testimony written by my grandmother, in...
Ronald Frederick Warncke
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My husband and I commenced the study of Christian Science...
Enid G. Wilson with contributions from Andrew Wilson, John F. Wilson