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The White Knuckle Flight

GRANT C. BUTLER

Before the advent of jet aircraft, a young man in the Air Force was assigned to fly as a courier on a small, twin-engine passenger plane between two European cities.

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If happiness always seems to elude us, or to be a thing of short duration, fleeing just when we think it is assured, perhaps there is the need to examine our attitudes, motives, and desires to see whether they originate in God, good, and where they are leading us.

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Daily Strength

IRENE M. HEATLEY

What comfort there is in the assurance that we have all we need every moment—all we need of strength, health, joy, right activity, love, companionship, or whatever humanity may seem to require!

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Love's Abundance

ROBERT A. MOSS

Many years ago, long before I had even heard of Christian Science, I had an interesting spiritual experience.

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The Joy of Justice

ELAINE HIBBARD ROBINSON

Like all heavenly gifts, genuine, spontaneous, overflowing joy comes in a way least looked for—through justice and righteousness.

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My Healing of Hay Fever Was Tangible Evidence

MARY ELIZABETH BARTON

Divine Truth is never an abstraction.

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Dear Dad,

Your Sons

I was thinking on the way home from our bowling the other night what a good time it had been, and then I began to reflect on how good it has always been.