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A QUESTIONS & ANSWERS EXCHANGE
Are there questions you'd like to explore with other readers and with the editorial staff of the Christian Science Sentinel? This column offers a place for that exchange to happen. What's here isn't intended to give a definitive answer. The queries and the ideas spring from the heart, as we are walking side by side.
Q. Do Christian Scientists read a lot? I've seen those Christian Science Reading Rooms everywhere.—from an inquirer in Washington State
A. Come and see. The first thing you'll notice about a Christian Science Reading Room is the atmosphere. It's alive with ideas. And people from all walks of life use Reading Rooms. But reading is only part of what goes on there.
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April 15, 1996 issue
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Reading Science and Health the first time
Judith Hardy Olson
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A place of refuge from worry and hopelessness
Richard Amand Hogrefe
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"What are Christian Scientists like?"
Joyce K. Marin
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Finding a friend—and healing—in God
Laura Van Tuyl Clayton
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Mary Baker Eddy: a fearless healer
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Healing—the effect of man's oneness with divine Love
David Littlefield Horn
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My prayer
Marion N. Roberts
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Having it all
Mario Tosto
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A Reading Room librarian's warm invitation
Irene E. Murray
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The naturalness of healing and restoration
Mary Metzner Trammell
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My introduction to Christian Science was through healing
Daniel B. MacLaren
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I was leaving my bedroom during the month of January 1995...
Belle B. Stevers