May 24, 1999
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In a survey
of eight hundred Americans by Technometrica Institute of Policy and Politics.
It was a typical morning in her small town until, after her usual walk with the dog, the author discovered that her home had been ransacked and robbed. Her response offers help for anyone who has found life suddenly interrupted by calamity of any sort.
Late one afternoon some time ago, I was walking along a quiet street leading to a busy intersection.
I once attended a seminar on architecture where there were two very interesting speakers.
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A musician of world renown, Ray Conniff shares some of the spiritual highlights of his nearly sixty-year career.
No atrocity — regardless of its proportions — can prevent one from loving and forgiving.
Jesus didn't sugar-coat his rebukes, yet they came packed with love. How would you have fared under his fire?
What do David, who battled Goliath, and a girl with an injured kitten have in common? Read this and find out.
The light of Truth's fire Will never retire, For it is God's light That guides us day and night.
I was healed completely of emotional scars too painful even to discuss.
Two children were born painlessly.
Later in the day I felt much better, and was relieved that I had accomplished what I had to do.
The pain had vanished and my mouth was completely normal.
What I learned is that healing is the power of God over the belief of ill health.
One night, while we were studying in the dorm, my roommate asked me about my arm.
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World Wide Weekend 2000 (W32K) leads to Christian Science Sunday School in the 21st Century (CS321C)
