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There's always room for you
The Christian Science Monitor
Do you ever feel that everybody else seems to be nicely settled but there's no room anywhere for you? The reasons for homelessness may range widely, but at the heart of the challenge in each case is a feeling of being shut out from good.
Christ Jesus' analogy of the shepherd and the sheep gives a picture of God's loving care for all of His creation. One of the important things a shepherd does for his sheep is to provide a fold for them. It's quite unthinkable that even one lamb should be shut out from the fold for a single night. And this is still a very reassuring thought in overcoming homelessness.

January 11, 1988 issue
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Compassion
Lynn A. Gray Jackson
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Sarah's poem
Caroline S. Garrett
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Is Christian Science evangelical?
Mark Ruble
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Woman's place and the uses of prayer
Written for the Sentinel
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Happiness where you are
Mary Lee S. O'Neal
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Praises to God
Thora Margaret Orton
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Complete faith
William E. Moody
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What if?
Michael D. Rissler
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A path in the jungle
Lucia Johnson Leith
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Some time ago I had severe pain in my leg
James Edwin Ramsay, Jr. with contributions from John William Brooke, Edna Hardin
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Christian Science has been the mainstay of my life for several...
June McCleneghan Fowler
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When I was a child in preschool, I began to suffer severe sick...
Joan Marcella Walters
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It has been some time since I expressed written gratitude for...
Janet Rae Beezley
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Notices
with contributions from Raymond L. Flynn