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A CONTINUING SERIES ON HOW CHURCH IS ACTIVE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES
My worldwide family
Last summer, when I was 13, I was accepted into the membership of The First Church of Christ, Scientist (The Mother Church). I live in California, and I always liked learning about Christian Science from my family and in Sunday School. When I was younger, I thought that it was only my family and my local church that studied Christian Science. Now I see that I am part of a Church that has members all over the world—The First Church of Christ, Scientist, or The Mother Church.
Since I became a member of The Mother Church, I now have a lifelong, worldwide family.
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February 23, 2004 issue
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The only true 'good government'
Marilyn Jones
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letters
with contributions from Barbara Hedderig, Helen Cronin, Nancy Rhea, Geri Estey, Cherie B. Nelson
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items of interest
with contributions from Tom Heinen, Tom McCann, Bob Halloran
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VOTING for good government
By Richard Bergenheim
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My prayer for better World government
By Tony Lobl
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A scribe for God
By Dan Enemark
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THE POWER OF SPIRITUAL SELF-GOVERNMENT
Dan Enemark
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Did I make a mistake or didn't I?
By Carol Cummings
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Campaign promises—and prayers
By Merelice
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Never beyond GOD'S HELP
By Andy Gaudette
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My worldwide family
By Rachel Cooling
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A thought-provoking collection of recent Christian writing
By Kim Shippey
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The cosmos and 'Love's divine adventure'
By Laurance R. Doyle
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Prayer heals hemorrhaging
Barbara Gunn
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'God saved me'
Moïse Bikai Mabong
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'what did God know about me?'
Maralee Knowlen
