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An individual niche and a divine purpose
True job satisfaction comes from the recognition that our purpose is to serve and glorify God.
The Bible tells us of a shepherd boy named David who rose to become king over his nation. This record can be especially heartening to those of us who may be caught in a web of circumstances that seem to prevent progress beyond some unfulfilling means of earning a living.
The Bible indicates that David, while still a shepherd, learned to turn to God to meet every challenge, and to expect his need to be met. He found his answers through spiritual guidance, steadfastly anchoring his faith in God's power to help him.

September 6, 1993 issue
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from the Editors
The Editors
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Facing change in our lives—without fear
Marian C. English
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God's protecting power
Joanne Ward Humbert
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Healing through prayer, not rationalization
Ronald Gray Walker
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Fruitage from focus on Science and Health
with contributions from J. S., J. B.
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An individual niche and a divine purpose
Edna LeBaron
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Notes from an L. A. classroom
Fran Turetsky
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Letters to the PRESS—and other articles
Norman A. Anderson
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Decisionmaking
Richard C. Bergenheim
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Is there a semi-spiritual life?
Russ Gerber
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There was a period in my life when I wondered what had...
Susanne B. Sommer
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When I was a new student of Christian Science some...
Peter C. Paskos
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During the past four decades, I have experienced so many...
Dolores Norred