June 8, 2009
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Letters
I'd like to thank Nate Talbot for his article "The Shepherd within," in the Sentinel of April 13.
UPFRONT
The beautiful thing about worship is its ability to begin and take flight at any time, anywhere.
Poem
Dost thou "love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind"?
Article
When worship includes a regular, day-to-day honoring and praising of God, inspiration and blessings pour into every corner of our lives.
Article
A graduate school student decides he wants his life to be a 100 percent transparency of his understanding and love of God.
Article
For this writer, worship has come to mean a daily conversation with her divine Parent.
Article
An outbreak of disease—and the accompanying outbreak of fear—can be effectively addressed through conscientious prayer.
Article
A married couple share some of their experiences as dancers while on national tour in the stage version of Dirty Dancing.
Article
Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
SPORTS
GOD PROVIDES THE QUALITIES WE NEED TO STAY THE COURSE, WITHOUT WEAKENING OR GIVING UP.
IN THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LESSON
Because next week's Kids' issue won't include this column, we're providing two in this issue.
IN THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LESSON
THIS THEOPHANY, OR MANIFESTATION OF GOD'S PRESENCE, CAUSES JOB—AND MAY ALSO CAUSE US—TO REEXAMINE OUR ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT POWER AND ITS EFFECTS.
Testimony of Healing
I've had the privilege of growing up with Christian Science and have had many proofs of God's wonderful care for me and those around me.
Testimony of Healing
When I was a seminary student in training to become a military chaplain, I often had lively conversations with some of my fellow students who were interested in finding out more about Christian Science.
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