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You and me
Can I—just one—so love our worldThat it can feel my care?I know I can, when I but climbMy holy hill of thoughtAnd look beyond the mortal mistTo see God's perfect work.
He's All-in-all. This precious factIs here and now. My knowing itReveals His mighty power right whereIt's needed, wanted, sought—To feed the hungry, heal the hurt,And give the homeless home.

March 7, 1988 issue
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"With God all things are possible"
Katherine Jane Hildreth
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You and me
Judith Ann Hardy
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What can we do about homelessness?
Deborah L. Scheetz
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"But if not ..."
Maxine Le Pelley
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Where is home?
Nelle O. Sprowls
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Religion that makes a difference
Evelyn M. S. Duckett
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"No Admittance"
Helen R. Conroyd
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From the mundane to the sacred
Michael D. Rissler
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A diligent search and a clean sweep
Ann Kenrick
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A number of years ago I selected Christ Jesus' Sermon on the...
Martha Pohl with contributions from Alfred J. Pohl
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Quite a few years have passed since my first testimony was...
Jeanette C. Rice
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One of my first healings after finding Christian Science was of...
Jeanette Robertson
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I first became acquainted with Christian Science when a neighbor...
Helen H. Smith with contributions from Paul R. Herrmann