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Prayer for the peace of nations
'Life is hard." So opens M. Scott Peck's best-selling self-help book, The Road Less Traveled. A simple statement, but compelling. Mary Baker Eddy, who founded the Church of Christ, Scientist, and who founded this magazine nearly a hundred years before Peck's book was published, probably would have agreed with his statement. Her life certainly was no walk in the park: widowed at a young age, pregnant, with no means of support, she ended up eventually homeless, her child taken away. Yet her book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures opens with a profoundly insightful answer to the challenge of life: "To those leaning on the sustaining infinite, today is big with blessings."
Life isn't about having it easy. Partly, it's often about overcoming obstacles—not just coping with or accepting challenges and obstacles.
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November 1, 2004 issue
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'Under his wings'
Suzanne Smedley
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letters
with contributions from Karen T. Hasek, Mary Baxter, Robert W. Sibley, Wilbert Davies, Patti Mehring
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from Cynthia Daniels, Matthew Mogul, Leonard Martinez, Linda Leicht
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STAY CALM—TRUST GOD
By Tony Lobl
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GOD IS MY REFUGE
BY PATRICIA KADICK
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TRAIN OF THOUGHT
By Eva-Maria Hogrefé
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a web sight to remember
By Kim Shippey
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MY VOTE FOR DEMOCRACY
By Beverly Goldsmith
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PRAYERS FOR ELECTIONS IN INDIA
By Subash Malhotra
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THE PAUSE THAT UNSTRESSES
By Kathy Ream
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New York, New York!
By Bob McNaught
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BACK TO ...
By Rebecca Odegaard
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Answers from the heart
By Carol Haynes Rullman
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Going the extra mile to vote
By Lyle Young
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'Oh, now I get it'
Virginia Sandoval
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Turning to God brings quick healing of infection
Janet Miguel
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Prayer removes growth on back
Dean Wolfe