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FROM THE EDITORS
"When I first read the Christian Science textbook, I found I was challenged to think about myself in a new way. Through my prayer and study, I learned and became better aware of my true, spiritual identity. In a wonderful way, this brought me to the conclusion that I really am a child of God! Life was now different—I didn't realize how much I had been yearning for this understanding of spirituality until I heard about it."
This is what a friend told us when describing how a better knowledge of her genuine nature, of what it actually means to be spiritual, changed the way she identifies herself. Physical healing and reformation resulted. Yet, best of all, she relished exploring the truth of who she really is as God's reflection.

January 4, 1993 issue
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FROM THE EDITORS
The Editors
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"Ye are not your own"—you are God's reflection
Gladys C. Girard
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"Who's at fault?"—the recognition that can heal
Michelle Boccanfuso
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Improving our self-image
Helen A. Del Negro
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"... dust that dims"
Donald Hale Wallingford
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Service and substance
Robert G. Lawrence
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FROM HAND TO HAND
M. H. C.
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A way to start over
Mary Metzner Trammell
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Going forward spiritually
Barbara M. Vining
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Some years ago when our children were young, I was elected...
Allan Laslett Smith with contributions from Charity Fletcher Smith, Arthur Laslett Smith
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Just a few hours after our son was born, the pediatrician...
Julie L. Hammar Rosa
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For many years I had an increasing feeling of dissatisfaction...
Ida Mary Macneal
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I am very grateful for the understanding of God's law of...
Kristin Powell Bennett