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Wanted: words of love
Quiet, humble prayer carries a power for healing and for uplifting human hearts that is unmatched. Yet there are also times when everyone needs to hear a word of comfort. People yearn to be understood, to feel valued, loved, cared for. And it's natural to the Christian spirit that when a neighbor is in need, we should want to offer that outward evidence of comfort and care.
Yet the words don't always come easy. Sometimes they may even seem flat as an old tin can. Obviously it's one thing to talk about love and quite a different thing to speak with love.

April 11, 1988 issue
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Ascending hearts
Joe Eller
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Keeping score
Helen Louise Oehler
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Cherishing those "millions of unprejudiced minds"
Robert A. Wilkin
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Early morning prayer
Margaret H. Sullivan
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Instantaneous healing
Karen Daub Bedinger
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Perfect timing
Susan Denise-Holloway
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Quod erat demonstrandum
Florence Lee Rheam
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Something must be done, something we can do
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Wanted: words of love
William E. Moody
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I Wore glasses for a number of years before I was introduced...
Amelda A. Sobrian
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One morning several years ago I fell down a long flight of tile...
Joyce D. Wethe with contributions from Robin Wethe Altman
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In The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany by...
Louise K. Tupper
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It is with a deep sense of gratitude and love for God and...
Marjorie R. Williams
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I'm grateful that I was raised by parents who approached life...
Gale L. Wrausmann