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When I married my husband, my religion was different from...
When I married my husband, my religion was different from his, and he had stopped going to church when he was twenty. The result was that I stopped going to the church I had been brought up in.
When our daughter was four, I found myself with a strong desire to have her learn of God. At that point I had not attended church for five years. I had a friend who attended a Church of Christ, Scientist, although she never spoke of Christian Science to me. I knew nothing of this teaching. Yet I felt that my friend had such a loving nature, the God she knew must be the God that would be good for our daughter.
There was a Christian Science Society not far from our home. I took our little daughter there and asked if she would be accepted as a pupil in the Sunday School. The superintendent was a very nice person. When I enquired as to what time I should come back for the child, she asked if I would like to attend the Sunday service.
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January 8, 1990 issue
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Fear gripping a country can be reversed
Dorothy Dipuo Maubane
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PROGRAM NO. 25 - About our Father's business
Derek Holmes, Jacqueline Als-Schmit, Tim Smucker, Esperanza Ismann, Paul Daugherty, [Hardinah] Soejadi
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Christ will heal us
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Second Thought
David Neff
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"An house not made with hands"
Mabel Constance Tressilian
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Notices
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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A spiritual basis for unity in the twenty-first century
Olga M. Chaffee
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Safety—watching what we hold in thought
William E. Moody
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When I take a retrospective look at my life, I rejoice in...
Jorge Martinez
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A few days before Christmas a couple of years ago, I was...
Margaret W. Hayward