In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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The Economy of Spirit

KENNY L. BAKER

There is something that can be done about the economy.
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Casting Away the Garment

JEANNIE DOVE

According to the narrative in Mark's Gospel, Bartimaeus, a blind man begging by the highway side, cried out to Christ Jesus for mercy.
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The Strong Swimmer

Virginia M. Douglas

As Jean rode the bus down to the marina she said to herself this was going to be most wonderful summer ever.
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A Good Summer at Camp

Bridget Wilson Read (written at age 9)

At camp one day my head was hurting very much, but I wanted to go to the trampoline.
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Fight Thought Pollution

MARY R. KRIEGER

In all the discussion of environmental pollution, how much attention is given to the basic question of thought pollution?
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Unemployment—Gateway to Opportunity

FRANCES L. WEST

Economic challenges bringing cutbacks in budgets and personnel—these need not be a disaster to those who find they no longer have a job.
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Do You Want to Feel Close to God?

ANNETTE JEAN HORNSTEIN-JANPOL

Anyone who begins the study of Christian Science soon learns, if he does not already know, that God is not in the sky, where, strangely enough, many people believe Him to be exclusively.
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Tranquil Activity

LYNEE GESSNER

One of the lessons a writer learns early in the practice of his craft is to use words that stress action, whenever appropriate.
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Accident—What's Your Reaction?

ANN O. SPAULDING

Do we accept an accident as something going on "over there" and rejoice that we were not involved?
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Approach Each Day with Confidence

CHARLES W. LINDAHL

We can approach each day from a position of strength—not mere personal, human strength but spiritual strength and confidence based on the understanding that God, good, is supreme.
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Golfing with God

David Kingstrom (written at age 11)

One morning before Sunday School my friend Kim and I went out to play golf.
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The Overnight

Claire Hagenlocher Stubbe

They couldn't really say they were lost.