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In 1979 I was living in a New York City building on the...
In 1979 I was living in a New York City building on the lower East Side. I had quit a job I loved to dedicate my time to fixing up my apartment and to developing my drawing and painting skills. When my money ran out, I found a position similar to the one I had left. Just before the new job was to begin, however, several things happened in my life that opened the door for me to learn of Christian Science.
First among these events was a telephone conversation with one whom I often called when I felt the need for direction. During the course of our conversation, in which we talked in general about fulfillment and happiness, I became aware for the first time that this person seemed to be neither happy nor fulfilled. Suddenly it was as if one of the foundation stones upon which my own happiness depended had dissolved. It was also clear to me that I should not burden this dear friend further with my own problems. But where could I turn?

January 29, 1990 issue
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To be changed in some fundamental way
with contributions from Stephen Parsons, Frances Parsons
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Second Thought
Francine S. Kiefer
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Do you long to be loved?
Lucinda Baker Greiner
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Alive to the goodness of God
Stephen Gottschalk
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FROM THE Directors
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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Prayer is never imprisoned
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Rectifying past wrongs
William E. Moody
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Soon after my son-in-law moved his family to a large, populous...
Glenice M. Robinson with contributions from Cynthia Nagel
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In 1979 I was living in a New York City building on the...
Ewan C. MacQueen, Jr.
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I wish to express my deep gratitude for Christian Science...
Maria T. Cabrera
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All through my teen-age years and young adulthood, I periodically...
Karolee Peters Downing