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Stirring winds of thought
Helen G. Hasler
I heard the gentle tinkling
of the wind chimes.
I cannot see the wind or touch it,
but it is there,
reminding me of God's great power and love.
I cannot see His love, but
it is here.
I can feel it
in my heart
as it stirs the gentle wind chimes
of my thought.
Helen G. Hasler
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January 2, 1989
Contents
January 2, 1989 issue
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A way to begin
LaMeice Harding Schierholz
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Learning to see
Kerry M. Knobelsdorff
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How can we find time to do what we need to do?
Elaine R. Follis
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Safe in the all-presence of God
Joanne Ward Humbert
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Stirring winds of thought
Helen G. Hasler
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Invitations to the plain of Ono
Joy Able
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Rules + work + discipline = freedom
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Truth's tenacity
Doris Kerns Quinn
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Spiritual persuasions
Michael D. Rissler
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Why honesty is important
Jayne Gamble Green
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At one point in my life, walking became extremely difficult
James I. Barker
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I was a young child when my parents began the study of Christian Science...
Elizabeth Greene Hardy
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Every day presents the opportunity for thanksgiving
Marion Guess Price
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God's healing power was first evident to my family more than...
Constance Stilwell