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Finding opportunities to do good
We're supposed to do good, to help others. We know that.
Yet many of us probably share the same private, unwanted reluctance to actually doing something about it, to finding and seizing an opportunity to offer help to someone. Even the intellectual acknowledgment that doing good is "right," that it's a Bible-based admonition, or that it's our "duty," isn't always enough to get us past our fears or indifference, and thus to get us to act or to sustain our efforts to help others. It takes something more.

April 12, 1993 issue
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FROM THE EDITORS
The Editors
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More than the child of an era!
Tony Lobl
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Honesty—essential to business success
Cyril Dutton
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Second Thought
Rev. Mrs. E. N. Boyd
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Midweek meetings: then and now
Ann F. Searles Cummings
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Square pegs and round holes
Beryl Horner
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Business and grace
Richard C. Bergenheim
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Finding opportunities to do good
Russ Gerber
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I Had such a wonderful healing several years ago, I feel I...
Agnes Rhoda Robertson
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God is responsible for the mission of those whom He has...
Mimi Kolombatovic
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When I was in my late teens, the Christian Science textbook...
Nergish Hodiwala