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I had no real objections to my mother taking me to a Christian Science...
I had no real objections to my mother taking me to a Christian Science Sunday School from the time I was eight years old. But as time went along I had to decide for myself the path I needed to take. The summer I was seventeen and on my own working at a summer resort, I began studying Christian Science more diligently. As a result, I found that things just seemed to work out better for me.
Approximately a year and a half later I enlisted in a college naval training program at the engineering school I was attending. I was not to begin active duty in the armed services for six months.

November 5, 1990 issue
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What are the patterns in your life?
Marion L. Martin
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Understanding God brings permanent good
Carol Winograd
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SECOND THOUGHT
Gerald Walton Paul
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Wednesday evening testimony meetings: a place for healing
Thomas C. Keller
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"The dearest spot on earth"
Maja Joanna Geck
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Words can be a ladder, but we have to do the climbing
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Meekness and moderation
Ann Kenrick
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When Jamie made peace (with Cally's help)
Ann E. Brantingham
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I was brought up in Christian Science and have experienced...
Amanda Holmes Duffy
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One day early in a week in 1987, something developed...
Joan K. Forester
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I would like to share a couple of healings concerning our...
Drew Gillum with contributions from Richard C. Gillum