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The Sunday School gift
When I was just about to turn 20, I went home on leave from the military and had my last Christian Science Sunday School class with my favorite teacher. Mr. D. was a businessman and dad—he had a son named Bruce, and we got along great from our first class together when I was in high school. At the end of that last class with Mr. D., he said he “expected great things” from me and challenged me to become a Sunday School teacher and church member.
Just as I was about to leave, he handed me a slip of paper. He mentioned that I might want to consider taking Christian Science class instruction and wrote down the name of a teacher with whom I could talk about it. I stuffed the piece of paper in my wallet and really didn’t pay much attention to it, except I did read the name he had written down.
About the author
Bruce Richardson lives in St. Louis Park, Minnesota.

October 7, 2013 issue
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Annie, Diane, Robin Pryor Blake, Graham Watson, Anna Willis
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The final word
Elizabeth Kellogg
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Real estate realizations
Kate Colby
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A 'do-it-yourself' project
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Prayer for healing in Morocco
Shannon A. Horst
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Finding rest
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Wake up to joyous reality
Nancy Fischer
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The Sunday School gift
Bruce Richardson
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My 24/7 pastor
Niklas Peschke
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Farm dog quickly healed
Debby Miller
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Keeping company with angels
Janet Bland
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Pain gives way to Truth
Thomas C. Blair
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Neurovegetative disorder healed
Maria Celisa Cesar Martins
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The energy of creation
The Editors