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When the storm first started, it was only rain. It was ordinary rain that pit-pattered on my windows, and slip-slapped against the palm trees outside.

For Several Summers my brother and I spent our holidays camping with our parents and other relatives at a great Australian beach called Barwon Heads. It had a tidal river on one side and an ocean beach on the other.

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Few things are as natural as turning on the radio or TV to find out what has been going on overnight or during the day. What's been happening in town or in the world? Who won the game? What's the weather going to be? But for many, things have changed.

I have no hobbies in particular , but one thing I adore is reading. When I am engrossed in a book, my everyday worries slip aside, and I feel as if the threads of my life are untangled.

Our Group was started in Tokyo in 1997, after The Christian Science Publishing Society invited in-country teams to contribute to the editorial and production work for each of the quarterly Heralds. Our editorial team gathers articles and testimonies written in Japanese, and suggests which items from the Herald's sister publications, the Christian Science Sentinel and the Journal, should be translated from English for the Japanese Herald.

I live very far from work , spending a total of five and a half hours on the train commuting each day. I use this time to study the Bible Lesson in the Christian Science Quarterly and to read the Herald thoroughly.

In these two decades links between nations were established, separations by time and space began to break down, and to global awareness was added an increasing consciousness of worlds beyong Earth's doorstep. 1970 Greek translation of Science and Health.

Last month's segment in this series told about the thought and effort that went into The Christian Science Publishing Society's decisions relative to publications for Asia. Much attention was given to which languages should be chosen in order to reach as many people as possible.

To Trace The Origin of the Baptist church is to follow one of several different threads in the tapestry of its development. One thread represents churches, who, like today's Baptists, also opposed the practice of baptizing infants.