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Dear Father ...
How could I have ever doubted?
How could I have ever wondered?
How could I have ever been anxious?
You were always there.
You always answered.
You always met my need.
Now when I begin to feel anxious,
When I begin to wonder or doubt,
I remember
You were always there,
You always answered,
You always met my need,
And You will again.
Thank you, Father!
Patti Stevens
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June 27, 1988 issue
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Human efficiency and divine order
James Scott Rosebush
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Zacchaeus
Richard Marshall Moore
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The giving that counts most
Barbara R. Pettis
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Hassles—or opportunities to trust God more?
Virginia T. Guffin
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God, me, and the jellyfish
Julio C. Rivas T.
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Dear Father ...
Patti Stevens
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Expressing what means most
William E. Moody
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A new record
Jeannie J. Ferber
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Human rights, our response
Michael D. Rissler
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Better than swimming in the river
Mary Lee S. O'Neal
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Simple words of truth, as understood in Christian Science, can...
Lewis Granville Black with contributions from David E. Black
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Like many others, I feel a written testimony of my gratitude for...
Linda Mary Kirkbride
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Last summer I took swimming lessons
Kristen Jennifer Hayes with contributions from Constance R. Hayes
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Recently as I was reading a testimony of mine published in The Christian Science Journal...
Martha Jane Richardson