January 12, 1987
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All-night studying may make good college reunion stories, but when you are in the middle of academic pressures, you need the inspiration God gives.
Increased responsibilities and commitments can't force us out of step with the gracious rhythm of divine Love.
A growing understanding of our spiritual nature — not great timing or poor timing — is what helps us find our lifework.
God, who is divine Love, loves and takes joy in us. Remembering this can bring the refreshment we need.
Behind the questions and the strong opinions that surface about spiritual healing, there is the unchangeable fact of our relationship to God.
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Each Lesson-Sermon published in the Christian Science Quarterly—Bible Lessons is designed to be complete in itself.
People's quick, instinctive labeling of ethnic foods can point to something more basic — the need to find man's unprejudiced, undivided unity.
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has been fourteen years since I last expressed my gratitude in writing.
One of the first healings I remember occurred during a trip I took with my parents.
My sister, who is not a student of Christian Science, had been caring for our elderly mother.
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Starting this year, each issue of all the Christian Science periodicals will begin with a page 1.
