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Good friends
Children are an example to us when it comes to making friends. They seem to cut through all the barriers that would separate and divide. For example, a little boy called Frankie was brought to a Christian Science Sunday School when he was just three years old. He came from a tough neighborhood, and his elder brother had taught him how to defend himself on the playgrounds near his home.
Frankie got on pretty well during the class session that first Sunday, but when it was time to get his coat and go home, there was some excitement and his little fist came out and he clipped another small boy round the ear. Happily no real damage was done, and the mother of the other child quickly comforted her son. She reminded him that Frankie was new and really needed a friend.

May 30, 1988 issue
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"Our Father" heals gang animosity
Paul Douglas White with contributions from Felix Mendoza, Lucilo Chavez, Wally Powvall
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Who moved?
Lee Reeder
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What is this thing we call love?
Robert W. Jeffery
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Have you been disillusioned?
Lucinda Baker Greiner
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No lost love
Doris Lubin
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Knowing what to believe
Patricia Hofer Holmes
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FROM THE Directors
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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The reward of following Christ Jesus
Michael D. Rissler
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Poetry divine
Paul Edward Gingell
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Good friends
Ann Kenrick
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A painful condition involving fever and inflammation affected...
Kathleen Mehl Smith
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I would like to express gratitude for my first healing in Christian Science
Sheila Kauffmann-Holley
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I was brought up in Christian Science by devoted and conscientious...
Laura Van Tuyl Clayton