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For children
What's really happening
Sometimes instead of saying "hello" to each other, people say, "What's happening?"
One time you might answer, "Oh, I'm going over to Jimmy's to play basketball." Or, "Today we're packing all our books and toys because we're moving to another house."
There's another, very important way to answer "What's happening?" The answer is "good." That's because no matter what you are doing, what is really happening, always, has to be good. And that's because God is good, and He makes everything and keeps it good, including His children. Here's an illustration:
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January 25, 1988 issue
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Healing and hope for all generations
Marian C. English
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The love that heals addiction
Khorshed Langrana
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On Love and progress
Robert Edwin Marquand, Jr.
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Turning for home
Margaret H. Sullivan
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Homecoming
Gwendolyn Joy Reges
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I deserve to forgive
Nana Wolaver
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Let God bring your life together
Carol Winograd
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Deciding what you really want
Michael D. Rissler
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The value of stillness
Ann Kenrick
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A psalm of praise
Elizabeth Melichar Marth
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What's really happening
Jan Kassahn Keeler
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A Number of years ago when our daughters were quite young,...
Patricia L. Wilkin
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My parents first heard about Christian Science when I was a...
Flora S. Rivera
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It often seems that mankind, in its search for good health, has...
Burdette R. Farrand
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"I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten...
Marie S. Russell