April 7, 2008
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From the Editors
In Bible times, people often wore sackcloth during periods of mourning or as a symbol of repentance.
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TEN PROMINENT JOURNALISTS from the United States and the United Kingdom have been selected for the fourth annual Templeton-Cambridge Journalism Fellowships in Science and Religion.
No one has to live with years of chronic pain. Prayer can provide the roadmap out of such a condition, as this writer shows in his own experience.
When a mother and avid horsewoman begins to explore Christian Science, her debilitating migraines stop. In the ensuing years, persistent prayer brings further healing and spiritual understanding.
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Female circumcision affects up to three million women in 28 African and several Middle Eastern and Asian nations per year. But our collective prayers can point toward a way to help stop this practice.
When her hopes for new direction in her career are dashed, this schoolteacher prays to gain a God-centered perspective.
I CHERISH THE SPIRITUAL QUALITIES AND ANGEL MESSAGES FROM LOVE THAT ALLOW EVERYONE EVERYWHERE TO ENJOY ONE ANOTHER AND TO FORGIVE WHEN WE SLIP UP.
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WHAT DOES IT REALLY MEAN TO BE AN ALERT AND WELL-TRAINED CITIZEN?
As a student of Christian Science, I've had many proofs of God's care throughout my life.
Christian Science was introduced to our family in the late 1920s when my brother was healed through prayer of diagnosed tuberculosis.
Several years ago my wife and I took a two-week whitewater trip down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon.
THERE IS EXTRAORDINARY EXHILARATION IN GROWING WITH OTHER BELIEVERS INTO A SPIRITUALLY INFORMED AWARENESS OF OUR REAL NATURE AS GOD'S REFLECTION.
