December 4, 1995
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Is anyone excused from the moral and spiritual obligation to address crime or other trouble through prayer no matter where the trouble occurs?
Our spiritual response is vital in contributing to world healing.
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During July and August, hundreds of people met at a conference center at Caux in Switzerland to discuss the importance of absolute standards of honesty, purity, unselfishness, and love in achieving personal and global change.
Having
read several articles about current medical research efforts to find more effective pain relief for patients, I recalled the experience of a Christian Science practitioner who had been asked to treat a woman suffering acute discomfort in the kidney area.
As each emergency presented itself, I faced it fearlessly by knowing that God, who is divine Principle, was guiding and governing rightly, and I listened and followed His guidance.
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Hardly a day goes by without some reference in the news media to premarital and/or extramarital sex.
Over
the past couple of decades, as more people have given attention to environmental concerns, there has been a growing recognition of the value of stewardship.
When
it came time to conduct major science projects in school, most of us students appreciated being able to work together in groups.
A
few years ago, my husband called me to say our son had been injured.
When
my fiancé and I announced our engagement, family members on both sides were unhappy and tried to dissuade us.
Let
me begin with heartfelt gratitude for the Christian Science magazines.
When
I was a junior in college, after I'd asked many questions about many things, a friend told me she had found her answers about a year before in Christian Science.
