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Some cities are undergoing a revitalization
Some cities are undergoing a revitalization. This is an important social change affecting the lives and well-being of a great number of people. But much still remains to be accomplished, especially for inner-city people.
Without question, Christian Science, revealing the spiritual nature of man and of life, can play a supportive and healing role in such changes. As these articles and editorials indicate, we can address ourselves, spiritually, to conditions of urban living, realizing that the city offers not only some challenges but great opportunities for individual and collective progress. Through the application of spiritual, scientific truth the challenges can be met and the opportunities broadened. While many people are "rediscovering the city" (this is the phrase sometimes used) we can through Christian Science enjoy a fresh view of the city—we can rediscover the city in a special way through using spiritual sense. The truths and experiences following will point to ways we can make a positive spiritual contribution to urban life.
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April 23, 1979 issue
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Sure-footed metaphysicians
SAM L. HORNBEAK
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Both wings!
DORCAS W. STRONG
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No penalty for latecomers
MURIEL ROADMAN
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The best city to live in
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Truth's penetration of the city
Naomi Price
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Making the city our own
STEVEN LEE FAIR
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Model city?
FEROL AUSTEN
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Liberation
Florence B. Arnett
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Children in the city of Truth
J. DENIS GLOVER
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Developing the potential of inner-city children
KAREN ANITA CORSEY
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Concrete images
Mary E. Ailshire
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Too young?
Jessie Freeling
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My introduction to Christian Science came over twenty years...
Hazel A. Dunn with contributions from Merle La Vonne Warren, James Michael Warren
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While playing in a garden as a child, I jumped on a pointed...
Nancy Jo Knabe Cranmer with contributions from Ruth Taplin