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Editors' Note: The ecumenical prayer service mentioned here came about in the wake of a widely publicized murder case. Original reports had racial overtones and stirred up extensive ill will. Further evidence uncovered the fact that race had not been a factor in the crime.
In the face of overwhelming need to heal community divisions, joining together in prayer seemed like a natural, practical first step. Clergymen, city officials, and other members of the community filled the church to capacity.
From The Boston Herald, January 12, 1990
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May 21, 1990 issue
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The adventure of demonstrating divine Love
Helen Lapp
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Thinking of a blue thread
Kathryn A. Knox
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Silent prayer
Sam L. Hornbeak
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Learning about miracles and God's law
Merle Witham Miller
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Christian Science Reading Rooms: havens for spiritual renewal
Robert J. Rowan
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But why?
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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To heal the character of nations
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Reflected light
Ann Kenrick
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"I Shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord"...
Christine W. Theobold
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The birth of my first baby was difficult and painful, with...
Bonnie J. H. Bergstrom
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Christian Science was introduced to my mother when I was...
Susette Barton Paterson
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When my mother first began the study of Christian Science,...
Nancy St. Clair