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Fish and bread
There came a day when Jesus said:“We need some fish and bread!”“We’ve only got two fish and five loaves of bread.”Then Jesus said: “Lord, my Father,I thank You for feeding these people now.”And that’s howthey ate!
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Sarah, Ryan, and Cassie are 4th, 5th, and 6th graders. They wrote this poem while attending a Vacation Bible School at their Christian Science church in Alabama last summer.
About the author
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March 17, 2014 issue
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Overcoming differences
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Judge? No thanks, I’d rather bless.
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God-governed children
Jodie Swales
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Protected by the ‘panoply of Love’
Name removed by request
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Skip the sideshow
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Matter’s masks stripped away
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The Board of Trustees, The Christian Science Publishing Society
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One boy’s food fed thousands
Mary Trammell
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Fish and bread
Ryan, Cassie, Sarah
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Grief, bodily growth, and shingles healed
Pat Segars
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Muscle strain relieved
Kim Hedge
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Healing of chronic back pain
Holly Bolon
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Follow the bright white line
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