July 7, 2003
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"Some Women Want A Deeper Role
in their faith communities but face obstacles—the so-called 'stained-glass ceiling.
Article
The polishing process in thought often translates into the need to yield to a simple acceptance of God's grace, His favor, and His friendship.
Article
We don't have to do anything to deserve the love of God. But through it, there sure is a lot we can do to help ourselves and others.
Article
Sometimes divine grace is at work in human lives in ways we only fully appreciate in retrospect.
Poem
I went to Berlinto see what Lovewould show me, and myown walls came tumbling down.
Article
After she noticed the crawl at the bottom of the TV screen becoming a mesmeric time-gobbler, the author found prayer leading her to a place where she could respond effectively to tragic events.
Article
Frustrated by a depressed job market and work he considered menial, this young graduate found the path to advancement beginning with gratitude for what already was.
Article
God, our Father-Mother, is never separated from us. He is always with us, even if we think we can run away from Him.
sports
A Quick Online Search
of Yahoo! or Google suggests that there's a relationship between poise and excellent athletic performance.
Article
Over
the years, movie heroes have come in all shapes and sizes.
SENTINEL WATCH
Airports Throughout The World
are settings for daily human contacts that often provoke friction.
Testimony of Healing
I could see that God was all Life, my life, and that everything about me was the "showing forth" of divine life.
Testimony of Healing
During
my childhood, I began having recurring headaches.
Testimony of Healing
I
sometimes wonder what my life would have been like if I hadn't found out about Christian Science.
Editorial
John didn't have to leave this earth to see and feel the infinite goodness and beauty of the "new Jerusalem."
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