March 9, 2009
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From the Editors
Anyone struggling with feelings of depression that come and go—or worse yet, hang on and sink in—knows that it isn't something to consider lightly.
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UPSTAIRS IN THE MOBILE
[Alabama] Museum of Art, there's a Bible on display—a majestic hand-drawn edition a decade in the making, and not yet finished.
When dark thoughts threaten to take over, spiritual understanding restores the joy and soundness of mind that are natural to all God's children.
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Whether depression is seen as a national trait or event-triggered, a profoundly different view of selfhood can turn on the light and bring freedom. A conversation with Christian Science practitioner and teacher, Marie Helm.
A new mother leans on prayer to free her from symptoms of depression.
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Turkey's shift from strict secularity to an acceptance of Islamic influence invites our prayers.
A college student from Germany learns just how important it is to seek God's guidance with humility.
When she finds herself teaching at an Orthodox Jewish school, this Christian Scientist experiences God's power to unite.
A young woman listens for God's guidance when she finds herself stranded and endangered.
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UNDERSTANDING THE SPIRITUAL NATURE OF TRUE SUBSTANCE HELPS PREPARE ANYONE TO BE A SCIENTIFIC HEALER.
THE MEMBERS OF OUR TEAM SAW EACH CHALLENGE AS A NEW OPPORTUNITY TO PLAY BETTER.
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THERE CAN BE NO ARGUMENT OVER OUR RIGHTS AS GOD'S SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
I began studying Christian Science when I was 14, soon after my mother and I attended a Christian Science lecture.
In 1995, my adult son passed on, and in the following years I was searching to find an understanding of God and answers to the many questions I had about life.
In April 2007, while I was out for a walk, the familiar dull symptoms of a migraine began to come on.
RATHER THAN SEEING GOD IN MATERIAL TERMS, AS A KIND OF ENLARGED HUMAN WITH MARY BAKER EDDY PERCEIVED GOD AS DIVINE PRINCIPLE.
