August 31, 2009
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From the Editors
What will students find when they return to school in the coming year?
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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Board of Lectureship is broadening its reach in Internet multimedia.
Expecting, and having, a happy and productive school year—without negative labels—is possible.
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Erich Marthaler, a fifth-grade teacher in California, talks about some of the challenges—and joys—of starting a new school year
Does choosing a less conventional degree have to box you in? This grad student finds out.
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As both public and private sectors of the economy search to find solutions, prayer can provide inspiration and assurance to job seekers.
An interview with conductor Alastair Willis who shares his enthusiasm for the Christian Science Hymnal supplement.
Despite well-organized attempts in our branch church to integrate the Hymnal Supplement into our services, navigating the new hymns turned into a nightmare for me.
A girl from Wisconsin prays when she thinks her school papers are lost.
Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
It doesn't necessarily matter what the fear may be—love can bring stillness, a noticeable calm.
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FROM BEGINNING TO END, THIS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LESSON REMINDS US THAT EVERYONE IS GOD'S CHILD.
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PERSONAL MENTAL DEFRAGMENTION IS REQUIRED AS SURELY AS WITH THE COMPUTER.
Recently I found myself crouching down trying to retrieve something that had rolled under the sofa, and I was flooded with a huge sense of gratitude.
On a busy Sunday morning, the day before my wedding a few months ago, I was rushing around the house, preparing to leave for one last meeting I had squeezed in.
In February 2008, I was preparing for two major singing auditions for graduate school programs.
