September 15, 2008
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From the Editors
Perhaps one of the most frightening aspects about a loved one's passing is the fear of a void to follow — of that person being alone and uncared for.
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BOB SANFORD
wanted to create a Bible that would bring order and clarity to the text.
Beyond mere coping, Christian Science shows a way out of grief, devastation, and emptiness.
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A conversation with Peggy Glover who tells how, through prayer, she left the darkness of grief behind, after the tragic loss of her daughter.
A Christian Science chaplain in the US Army shares his insights and experiences in helping service personnel deal with death and grief.
While alternative sources of energy may have drawbacks, the divine resources of Spirit are infinite and always reliable.
A consciousness filled with love and contentment truly defines what home is.
Three Sunday School kids tell what they learned from the story of Jonah.
Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
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THE TRUTHS OF GOD AND SPIRITUAL CREATION CAN NEVER BE CONFUSED WITH LIMITED, MATERIAL VIEWS OF CRATOR AND CREATION.
I UNDERSTOOD THAT I COULD EXPECT TO SEE GOD'S WILL, WHICH IS ALWAYS HARMONIOUS, RIGHT HERE ON EARTH, IN THIS SPECIFIC RELATIONSHIP.
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I'M ASKING MORE QUESTIONS TODAY ABOUT HOW I PRAYERFULLY RESPOND TO WHAT I'M SEEING AND WHAT I CHOOSE TO WATCH.
"The spiritual reality is the scientific fact in all things," Mary Baker Eddy wrote in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Some years ago, a few days before I was to make an eight-hour drive to be part of a graduation ceremony, I began to have a severe earache.
OUR ABILITY TO PRACTICE GOD'S LAW OF HEALING ISN'T JUST AN OPTIMISTIC HOPE. IT'S A PRESENT REALITY.
