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"When I was a young wife, my mother-in-law gave me various family hand-me-down treasures over the years. She always included a box of Christian Science Sentinels. I knew nothing about Science, had never known any Scientists. The articles made such good sense, I found I could always turn to a Sentinel and find comfort and an answer to my problems. The best gift a mother-in-law ever gave a daughter-in-law, a gift of God's love!"
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March 13, 1989 issue
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Man's destiny: bioengineered or divinely evolved?
Marilyn Kay Bland
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Necessary man
William S. Warren
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Second Thought
Robert L. McCollom
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Can distance separate united hearts?
Robert R. MacKusick
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Condition of progress
Marietta G. Lyon
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"Plenty of employment"
Thomas H. Fuller, Jr.
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What we see and what we get
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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The desire for holiness
William E. Moody
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70X7 (See Matthew 18:21, 22)
Patricia P. Wilson
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It would be very hard for me to imagine what course my life...
Gilbert F. Donatelli, Jr.
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While I was growing up, I was a regular pupil in a Christian Science...
Patti Lane Stevens with contributions from Jeffrey S. Stevens
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In 1940, after he had consulted two doctors, my husband...
Bernice S. Harris with contributions from Lester L. Harris
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From hand to hand
J. K.