Poems

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My Place

GUY R. HOUGHTELIN

'T is not for me to say where I shall serve,Nor outline, Lord, the way Thy work I'll do;But where the Cause of Truth has need of me,There is the place where I, dear God, would be.
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Compassion

STELLA L. MYATT

He was the friend of publicans and sinners,He walked among the lowly and the meek;He healed the lepers in their unclean raiment,He to the outcast loving words did speak.

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Shared reflections

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From Pregnancy and childbirth

For expectant mothers

The more fully we accept the spiritual nature of birth, the more effortlessly we can demonstrate that nothing has occurred from which one needs to recover.

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All-sufficient

ALICE E. CHATFIELD

Dear Mother-Love, so infinitely tender,Guiding, protecting, all along the way;No cause have we to doubt Thy loving presence,No fear that we need ever go astray.

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Trust

BESSIE EVANGELINE MURCH

In sweet communion, Lord, with Thee,No sense of earth's inharmonyMy heart can know.
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Humility's Fruition

SARAH V. CORNELIUS

How sweet to know that Love divine surrounds us;That we can trust our loved ones to His care,And, loosing them from mortal thought's false bondage,Can see them perfect, free, divinely fair.
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Nathanael of Galilee

SUSAN C. HOUSE

Nathanael —Thou of Galilee,In meditation wondrous sweet,Did angels come to thee,And with message so divine,That thou its import sought to know?

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A spiritual approach to mental health

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Mary Baker Eddy: Her enduring discovery

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From Safety

A safe refuge

Trust in God opens the door to a safe refuge, always available and always at hand.

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For expectant mothers

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Incentive

HERSCHEL P. NUNN

In love for God and man, we find incentive trueTo heal and save; burdens to lift;To see beyond the pale of mortal ken, and lookWithin the veil, where, Love-enshrined,The child of God is seen, all pure and undefiled,All holy, gentle, Christlike, fair,Till what's unlike the Father fades,—becomes a myth,Illusion, phantom, fantasy,Mist-woven by vain mortal thoughts.
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Awake

FANNIE FERN BROWN WEBBER

Evil has no place, no power.
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The Eternal Now

FREDERICK STARR CAMPBELL

This is God's day; the round of timeNo Sabbath brings to thee.
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Communion

ELIZABETH HAYWARD GARDNER

He who has supped with Thee may never more be fed,Except Thou at the table sit and break the bread.
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Confidence

MORRIS DARIUS GIVENS

To-Day for me there is no strife, No fear some need may be unmet;But there is love and peace and joy For healings I can ne'er forget.
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Faith's Blessing

EDNA L. EARNEST

A hopeless heart, despairing,Sends out a cry for help;The answer comes in Love's own way,—The Love that never fails.