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The richest experience
The community education catalog that came in the mail the other day offered an astonishing array of classes—everything from small boat navigation to real estate investing. An advertisement for continuing education at a local university lists, among scores of others, courses in political science, publishing, film, and Middle Eastern history. But long before educational opportunity was taken for granted, spiritual education was given a significant place in Christian Science by its Founder, Mary Baker Eddy.
She coupled church with an educational system that would be a never-ending source of fresh spiritual drive and would also make an entirely lay membership more uniformly knowledgeable about their own theology than would be the case in most other churches.

April 15, 1985 issue
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The search for Truth
ERNA CORRELL
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A jazz musician talks about what changed his life
William Holland with contributions from Cornelius Bumpus
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Effective prayer
GEORGE PAUL KEMNITZ
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No lost love
ELAINE R. FOLLIS
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The richest experience
ALLISON W. PHINNEY
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God's law compels progress
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Class instruction
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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I would like to express my gratitude for a healing...
MIRIAM HINTON
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In early December one year, I felt impelled to deepen my understanding...
FAITH WALSH HEIDTBRINK with contributions from STEPHEN E. HEIDTBRINK
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More than ten years have passed since I last expressed my...
CICELY GALLAGHER