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FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Even teachers deserve love
As long as he could remember, Paul felt that he had to get high grades in school. He worked hard and enjoyed most of his classes, but English was definitely not his favorite subject. Some of the things his English teacher did in class, which were supposed to be funny, Paul thought were just plain weird. And besides, he felt that the teacher didn't like him.
When the only exam for the term was returned, he became convinced that the teacher actually hated him. After all, the girl next to him had more mistakes than Paul, but her grade was higher than his. It just wasn't fair—and the teacher wouldn't even discuss the problem! To make matters worse, there was no way that he could avoid being in that teacher's class the next term.

February 19, 1996 issue
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Healing racism and fear
Paul Douglas White
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When you point a finger ...
Craig L. Ghislin
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Two views—one true
Lucile Jury Kennedy
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"Teach us to pray"
Cyprian Leslie Kheswa
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The Bible—its promises are for you!
Judith Hardy Olson
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The breath of life
Robert J. Rowan
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Because You are, dear Father
Patricia M. Curtis
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Even teachers deserve love
Clifford Kapps Eriksen
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Healing, curing, and caring
William E. Moody
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Supply: fantasy or reality?
Heloísa G. Rivas
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The reports on healing in the Christian Science periodicals have...
Frances Leigh Wesley
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In the Manual of The Mother Church, Mrs. Eddy tells us:...
Barbara Mullen
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The disciples of Christ Jesus once asked, "Who is the greatest...
Greig T. Strachan
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In the fall of 1994 I slipped on the mud and ice and broke my...
Alice Michele Sammis