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From the Editors
A COSTLY LABOR DISPUTE in California, with worldwide repercussions.

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The October 7 issue is wonderful.
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items of interest

"Nowhere Is Contemporary psychology more diverse or complex than at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association.
Judging by the state of the economy these days, there's plenty to be uncertain about. A Christian Science healer suggests that maybe it's time to get outside of ourselves—and into a greater trust in God's power.
EARLY IN MY BUSINESS CAREER, I managed to save $1,000.

Can I find a job that really fits?

For this author, the ideal job just didn't exist in this world . . . that is, until she realized that "with God all things are possible."
When their franchise was forced to compete with a multi–billion dollar company, this family faced the prospect of being wiped out financially. It was time for prayer.
Is it possible to challenge evil acts early on, or even nip them in the bud, right at the threshold of a would–be perpetrator's thought? The Bible indicates that the answer is, Yes.
Thought on how to resolve some hard questions on grief and death through the power of God.
Read this if you've ever felt a malfunctioning computer was something beyond the reach of prayer.

Pray to whom? For what?

When you want to pray, it helps to get to know God better—and also to find out how He knows us.

----100 years ago

Excerpts from what we were publishing a century ago.
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Voting from the heart

As I read up on candidates' positions and ballot initiatives in preparation for elections in the United States, three scenes related to decision-making come to mind.

Minding our own account

We've found that we really can be spiritually guided to take the appropriate steps at the right time.

Two years ago in June I was at a camp in Colorado, where I had a wonderful healing through prayer.
Several years ago I noticed a small growth on my head.
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Of a healing, that is.
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The Christian Science Sentinel was established by Mary Baker Eddy ".
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