September 4, 1995
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We should not be mesmerized or made to feel helpless by material pictures, opinions, and suggestions, which emphasize chaos and confusion.
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While the issue of school prayer in the United States continues to exercise the minds of politicians, lobbyists, and parents, several communities are sidestepping the rhetoric and the controversy and cutting right through to the essence of prayer.
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Improving education: Divine Love dissolves limits,re-forms livesSafe in the environment of God's loveWhen friends disagreeFrom children and young people:Dear Sentinel
A Woman
I know is probably like a lot of people— she has good health but is afraid she can't really enjoy it.
We must have pure affection in order to demonstrate Christ-healing.
Wherever we are, turning our thought to God will take us home. To be conscious of man's oneness with God and to live from this basis is to be ever at home.
It's
natural to look ahead and chart a course.
In
contrast to the prominent and persistent media attention being given to the findings and perplexities of genetic research, ever since last December a particular statement in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy has been grabbing my attention.
Often
when I pause to pray about some particular problem, memories of many healings fill my thought.
I
recently found it very humbling to be unable to perform my regular duties, when one morning I could not put any weight on my feet.
Since
I learned of Christian Science, some forty-four years have passed.
