December 26, 2011
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From the Editors
What could be more exciting than the unbounded possibilities presented by a new year?
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We’ve heard of
the Church Militant and the Church Triumphant.
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For several suspenseful
hours on October 13, 2010, the attention of the entire world lay centered on a solitary spot in the Chilean desert.
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In the movie
Oh, God! the title character, played by George Burns, explains to co-star John Denver that the last miracle he performed was the 1969 Mets—the implication being that God is a kind of celestial superhero whose random interventions result in some amazing things happening here on earth.
It's possible to welcome events that help us discover more of divine Life.
Times of transition don't need to feel sad or overwhelming.
In January, with slight sadness,The last tasty mandarin from our little treeis plucked.
We all have to decide on important things every day – so prayer really helps.
A great social life, a cocker spaniel named Tony – but still no husband?
A review of some of the sports highlights of 2011.
Using the Monitor each day helps advance humanity's understanding of good.
A student's project brings a new way of looking at his world – and himself.
My deepest questions were being answered, I was learning how to pray, and I started experiencing healings.
Seldom have I seen such a strong and sincere band of Christian Science warriors.
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When we speak, write, tweet, or e-mail from this basis, we will reach hearts all over the world.
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The ancients took names seriously, believing that a man's name described his very essence.
I was fortunate enough to be raised in a loving Christian Science family.
In Science and Health, Mary Baker Eddy states: “Trials are proofs of God’s care”.
Recently, my husband and I went to a beautiful Christian Science church service and visited an outside bazaar at a nearby city.
No matter how small you may think your contribution is, it is almost certainly having a greater impact than you think it is.
