May 3, 1993
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From the Editors
Recently
we read about Peter and Shirley Pond, who were living in New Hampshire with their twenty-three children! Most of them were adopted—from Cambodia.
"I Have
forgiven, but I won't forget," said my friend as she summed up some long ago hurtful incident.
The greatest gift of love we can offer the worldIs to forgive ourselvesAnd take a stand for our true being.
I evidently had something important to learn if I felt that certain people did not love me and I did not love them.
How could Jesus ask God to forgive his tormentors? Shouldn't they be punished instead?
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The Christian Science Monitor has won seven awards in the latest design competition sponsored by the Society of Newspaper Design.
Repentance is the natural outcome of applying the liberating truths of Christian Science.
A zealot wraps himself in the banner of religion, and then, in the name of that which is holy, commits atrocities.
Tall, majestic, and thick with silver-green leaves that shimmer in the blazing Mediterranean sun, the olive trees and their forebears have stood for thousands of years along the terraced slopes of Palestine.
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This year's Annual Meeting will convene on Monday afternoon, June 7, at 1:30 p.
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Those who are seasoned students of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, as well as those who may consider themselves simply beginning readers of it, will be interested to know of upcoming meetings sponsored by the Office of the Publisher of Mary Baker Eddy's writings, being held throughout the United States and around the world.
I feel impelled to give this report for the glory of God and out of gratitude for Christian Science.
The healing I am most grateful for involved an unresolvable estrangement, with one of my sisters.
In 1991 I injured my back at work when I accidentally struck it against a metal protrusion.
Christian Science found me in a deep and dark pit.
