June 17, 1996
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As this issue goes to press, we're in the midst of the summer movie season in United States, with new films being heavily promoted and released almost weekly.
Cruelty and violence are not actually entertaining.
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Recently, Russ Gerber, host of the Christian Science Sentinel—Radio Edition, spoke with Ethel Morse, a Christian Science practitioner and teacher from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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unhappy first marriage ended in divorce and left me a single parent with a young child to raise.
I finally could see that this client's natural state is goodness.
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This week we have two Sentinel reports—one on a youth leadership conference held in Boston, Massachusetts, and another showing how this magazine is reaching a new international audience through the computer network, Internet.
Oh yes, I hold it safe—the knowledge of their dearness;close within my heart it lies.
Knowledge workers of this sort have learned of the great insight and wisdom and ability to heal that belong to each of us.
Realizing that God is, here and now, brings sure release in thought and experience.
Much to the amazement of the obstetrician, there was no longer any sign of the growth.
These healings are just a few of the proofs I've experienced of God's unconditional love for man.
I saw I had to be more loving, compassionate, and merciful.
When the doctor told my mother and sister of the injuries and added that I probably would not survive, they said nothing. They were silently praying.
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If you're seeking healing, public practitioners of Christian Science are ready to assist you.
