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How we can help the world
Though there is plenty to fix in our world, solutions are within the reach of prayer.
Original in Spanish
The place where I work demands the greater part of my time. People who know me often ask if I don't become bored with being there. What is certain is that no one needs to feel bored if he occupies thought constructively. Although you may be preparing lunch, painting a picture, or simply having a good time, you can pray for the world that surrounds you. Prayer doesn't have to be a lot of words; it can be simply a more spiritual way of thinking. One way to pray is to let our approach to seeing things be guided by God, Truth. Instead of going along with traditional assumptions about our world, we can listen to what Truth imparts to us. Mrs. Eddy explains in Science and Health, "The rays of infinite Truth, when gathered into the focus of ideas, bring light instantaneously, whereas a thousand years of human doctrines, hypotheses, and vague conjectures emit no such effulgence."

June 14, 1993 issue
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The Editors
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"Can I contribute to eliminating violence?"
Antonio Omar Blando
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Women's rights and true womanhood
Eileen Edwards
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How we can help the world
Alejandro Eduardo Adrián Laporte
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Second Thought
"After service, Yeltsin says, 'I serve the Lord'" by Michael Parks
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"Then took they up stones..."
John Lewis Selover
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FROM HAND TO HAND
K. B.
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The Comforter and the Ten Commandments
Barbara M. Vining
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Forging new and better relationships
Russ Gerber
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While in high school I had three healings that are still very...
Susan C. Billaudel
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We read in the Christian Science textbook: "Become conscious...
John F. Anderson
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I have been studying Christian Science for only a few years...
Pamela Litwiller with contributions from Mark Litwiller
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The endeavor to follow the teachings of Christian Science...
Barbara J. Charlston