April 9, 2007
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From the Editors
As a rookie radio announcer at a noncommercial station, I landed the least desirable shifts.
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THE NUMBER OF CHAPLAINS
within the Canadian military has increased faster than the recruitment within the forces themselves, as the service attempts to address increasing stress faced by its soldiers, sailors, and airmen.
To those engaged in Christian healing, humility is anything but a passive quality. It empowers prayer.
Exchanging your own will for God's is practicing Christian discipleship at its best.
When she brought grace and humility to every job she did, the writer found her true calling—and healing, too.
Excerpts from a recent spirituality.com online chat.
Prayer isn't some celestial helpline. But God's loving aid is always available, no matter how complex the project.
I took this photograph last summer after a friend and I had spent three incredible days on Kalymnos, in Greece.
Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
FORGIVENESS HAS A WAY OF RIPPLING OUT AND AFFECTING ALL AREAS OF ONE'S LIFE.
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I'VE OBSERVED A SPIRITUAL RESPONSIVENESS AMONG NIGERIA'S PEOPLE THAT GIVES ME PAUSE WHEN I'M TEMPTED TO BE OVERWHELMED BY WHAT I'M READING OR HEARING ABOUT IN THE NEWS.
When I was 12, I was so painfully shy I couldn't look anyone else in the eye.
Like many others, I have studied the Christian Science Weekly Bible Lessons for many years.
Before I actually began studying Christian Science on a regular basis, I experienced a healing that I would like to share.
EVERY DAY, MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE PROVING THAT AN UNDERSTANDING OF GOD HELPS THEM LIVE HAPPY, PURPOSEFUL, UNSELFISH LIVES.
