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Christian Science, A Weekly Perspective.

Christian Science, A Weekly Perspective.

By: Vision Australia Radio
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Readings from the Christian Science Monitor which is an independent international news organisation that seeks to see news events as starting points for constructive conversations. This program is produced and supplied by Christian Science Broadcasting SA.

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  • Vision Australia Radiothon 2022! Sheila Blanchfield is a 'good listener'

    Vision Australia Radiothon 2022! Sheila Blanchfield is a 'good listener'
    Jun 20 2022

    Don't worry, the next episode of a Weekly Perspective isn't far away. For now, dedicated Vision Australia Radio listener Sheila Blanchfield shares why she loves our radio service for people living with print disability and why she feels you should support us this Radiothon. Help this radio program stay on air for another 12 months.

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    10 mins
  • Christian Science #21 -22 May 2022

    Christian Science #21 -22 May 2022
    May 22 2022

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    29 mins
  • Christian Science #19 -08 May 2022

    Christian Science #19 -08 May 2022
    May 8 2022

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    29 mins

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