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For children
Help from a star
Jane and Sarah were lost. They felt a little scared and yet silly, too. You see, they were in their own town. But they couldn't figure out how to get from where they were to where home was.
The silly feeling started to get swallowed up in the scared feeling, and Jane and Sarah stopped walking and stood still. Then they saw it—the yellow star in the window of the house across the street. Boy, were they grateful. A Star Lady lived in that house!
In the town where Jane and Sarah lived, volunteers put a sign with a big yellow star on it in a front window. This showed that anyone could come to the house if he or she needed help. Kids called the volunteers Star Ladies.
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December 12, 1988 issue
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God's all-encompassing motherhood
Maja Joanna Geck
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It is refreshing, and salutary, to study the poise...
J. B. Phillips
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Star!
Nancy Hahn Fischer
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To love and be loved
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You can't be deprived of God's goodness
Marjorie C. Stephens
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On campus—just before Christmas
Dorothy Schubert Matthews
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Words: a portrait of our thinking
Beryl J. Osborne
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A measure of meekness, Lord
Beverly Jean McCreary
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Christian Science healing—a ministry of quiet prayer
William E. Moody
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Afterlife—what difference does it make?
Michael D. Rissler
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Help from a star
Robin Jagel
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I have been a student of Christian Science for about fifty years,...
Lillian E. Holland
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A small growth on my right eyelid appeared after an insect bite
Mary Virginia Lucas
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My family became acquainted with Christian Science when my...
Janice Jacobsen North
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Growing up in a family of Christian Scientists taught me from...
Ann Josephine Neumann