December 31, 2007
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Letters
I'm so glad you put together your splendid November 19 issue on the Christian Science Bible Lessons.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Occasionally, readers ask why a particular subject was covered on these pages.
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Recalling his dad's spiritual approach to each new day taught this writer to see God's transforming influence in every detail of his life.
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In the face of imposing environmental challenges to the planet, there remains a spiritual basis for a positive outlook.
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No need to wait for future improvement—you can wipe the slate clean now.
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Prayer can help reporters escape from the media pressure cooker—and still do their job admirably.
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Shifting her focus to the divine economy, this writer prayed her way through a big housing sales slump.
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At this year's Annual Meeting of The Mother Church, members were encouraged to think together about the Sermon on the Mount, especially in relation to the question, "What does it take to be a healer?
ANYONE CAN BE A HEALER
Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
SENTINEL WATCH
JESUS' CONVICTION THAT HE COULD DO NOTHING OF HIMSELF SHOWS HOW THAT CONVICTION CAN PRESERVE LIFE AND MIND, EVEN IN THE MIDST OF DEATH.
Testimony of Healing
Since I was young, I've had a desire and thirst for the Word of God.
Testimony of Healing
Early one morning as I hastily picked up my cat, Morrisa, I lost my footing and fell crashing to the floor.
Testimony of Healing
In February 2006, as part of the immigration procedure for migrating to Canada, I was required to undergo a medical test.
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You might think of the Christian Science Sentinel as a "distribution center" for healing ideas.
FROM THE EDITORS
THE CONTENT OF ONE'S OWN THINKING MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN DEFENDING ONESELF AGAINST BELIEVING THAT ANOTHER'S THOUGHTS CAN DO HARM.
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