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THE HALLS WERE BUZZING at The Mary Baker Eddy Library in Boston on February 11, as actor Val Kilmer took the stage. Library Program Director Jonathon Eder opened the evening with, "We have a superstar in the house!" And to the audience's surprise, Kilmer began the program in character as Mark Twain—complete with wig, mustache, and Twain's signature white suit.
This was the second in a series of events the Library is hosting, called "Strength of Spirit—Engaging with Mary Baker Eddy 100 Years Later," in which writers, artists, and others examine the significance of Mary Baker Eddy's story in her time and ours. Kilmer's talk focused on his upcoming film project, which will portray the intersecting lives of Mark Twain and Mary Baker Eddy. Library Executive Manager and President Lesley Pitts confirmed this was the best-attended evening event the Library has held since its opening in September 2002.

March 15, 2010 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from MARGARET L. HEIMER, DIANE WARD, KAARIN BROWN, PAM LAMPSON
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FILLING THE VOID
INGRID PESCHKE, MANAGING EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Sentinel Staff, Priscilla Wood
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TO HAVE A GOD
BY JOHN TYLER
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DOORS OPEN TO RELIGIOUS DIALOGUE
BY MICHELLE NANOUCHE
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TO SEE AND KNOW GOD
BY BASIL HOFFMAN
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ALL ABOUT GOD
KIM SHIPPEY
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A spiritual perspective on food supplies
BY GEORGIANNA PFOST
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FORWARD STEPS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL
BY JOHN KOHLER
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WAS I GETTING SOMEONE ELSE'S MESSAGE?
ADAM SCHERR
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE VERSUS MEDICINE?
FROM THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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TREATING WITH CERTAINTY
BY NATE TALBOT
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STANDING ON THE ROCK
CHRISTA KREUTZ
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GOD IS NOT ANGRY WITH HAITI
JEREMY CARPER
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PAINFUL SWOLLEN FOOT HEALED
CHRISTINA CAMACHO
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GRATEFUL FOR A NUMBER OF HEALINGS
RENATE LOHL
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'LIGHT BULB MOMENTS' AND TWO HEALINGS
SARA PECK