October 17, 2011
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From the Editors
Judgment is a topic we’re all probably familiar with, whether we’ve been on the sending or receiving end of unkind assessments at one point or another.
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At the invitation
of the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, leaders from five historic centers of Christianity in the eastern Mediterranean region have met [September 1] to discuss matters of regional and global concern.
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At first glance,
the blown-up plastic bags affixed to a jungle gym-like frame residing in a University of California courtyard look like a piece of public art, pure and simple.
Our judgments, informed by prayer, can be a healing rather than a harsh presence in the lives of others.
During a time of judgment toward a particular ethic group, an encounter at a gas station stirs this writer to recognize the spiritual identity of all.
A college student writes candidly about a topic that can be difficult to talk about.
1 cup of needing to feel close to our heavenly Father-Mother God
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Interview with Margaret Willis, international journalist and former ballet dancer, who shares her thoughts on topics ranging from national elections to parenting.
God's care for us manifests itself in substantial, and sometimes surprising, ways.
He asked with a smile, “Where are your red shoes?” My eyes brimmed with tears of joy and relief.
Opening inmates’ eyes to their true deeper nature as the “image and likeness of God,” can set them on a new path.
Christian Science came to my life as a gift from God, and I experienced many healings along the way.
A little more than a year ago a peculiar, small growth appeared on my leg.
Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
Such prayer is more than just a wishful hope. It is hope infused with spiritual knowledge.
