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A CONTINUING SERIES ON HOW CHURCH IS ACTIVE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES
CHURCH LIVES
My way to contribute
As a young man serving in the French army, one day I was walking in the town of Pau, in southern France, when I spotted in a window a book that was underlined in several places. It was a Christian Science Reading Room, and that was how I discovered the book—the one in the window—Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. I began reading it that day and studied it for many more years. However, it wasn't until nearly 16 years later that I made the decision to start attending church services regularly.
The organization of the church helped me see how to become more spiritually disciplined and organized myself.
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March 1, 2004 issue
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Picking up the pieces
Bettie Gray
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letters
with contributions from Nellie Gitau, Edna Leutwiler, Patricia Hough Wood, Dorothy Kasten, Eleanor Cartwright, Nicholas Ogeto Nyakundi
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Items of interest
with contributions from Lynn Arave, Jennifer Atkins Brown, Merlene Davis
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A ray of light in the darkest of days
By Channing Walker
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Prayer during financial crisis
By Cynthia Neely
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I was angry at God
By Michelle Boccanfuso
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Be proactive instead of worried
By Barbara Vining
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Invincible depression? I don't think so!
By Carol Cummings
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Seeing the 'face of God'
By Marilyn Jones Senior Writer
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Don't swim with a bear on your back
By Rita Polatin
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My way to contribute
By Francisco "Paco" Garcia
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Through a spiritual lens— under a lowering sky
Paul Shippey
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Who me? A candidate?
By Richard A. Nenneman
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Key elements of prayer—earnestness and expectation
Wendy Marshall
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Knife wound healed
Diane Ford
