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Every day I find new reasons to be grateful for divine Love's...
Every day I find new reasons to be grateful for divine Love's unifying and purifying purpose, and it's time to express this gratitude in writing. I grew up attending a Christian Science Sunday School, but during my teen years I opted to stop attending.
After years of immoral behavior and many discordant, painful relationships based on a false sense of life and love, I reached a point where I was ready to begin my spiritual footsteps home and was gradually led back to the study of Christian Science. In Science and Health Mrs. Eddy defines wilderness as "loneliness; doubt; darkness. Spontaneity of thought and idea; the vestibule in which a material sense of things disappears, and spiritual sense unfolds the great facts of existence" (p. 597). I had had enough of the darkness and was ready to approach the vestibule—I knew I needed to learn more about God.

December 30, 1996 issue
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Spirituality and success
Candace H. Berschauer
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Simplicity and the spiritual life
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Radical living and scientific Christianity
Margaret I. Hardy
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Awake to the kingdom within
Joanne Bennett
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The second dispatch
Nathan A. Talbot
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Time out—for prayer
Russ Gerber
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Whose side are you on?
Mark Swinney
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One of the marvelous things I experienced when I took up...
Maria Antonia Caporizzo de Barraguirre
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Last summer, my sister and I took a cooking class at summer...
Lindsay Vreeland Boggs with contributions from David Dewitt Boggs