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Class continues to change my life
One of the most powerful , positive forces for change in my spiritual progress in Christian Science has been Primary class instruction, with the annual students’ association meetings and the ongoing student-teacher relationship. These Manual-provided activities have given me an anchor, a focus, a discipline, a structure, and a support in my life.
There came a time in my mid-20s when I deeply desired to know more about God, man, the Bible, and how to heal myself and others. I had a lot of questions about life and its meaning and where I fit in. I knew that this yearning could be satisfied through Primary class instruction—and I wasn’t disappointed. I found that my questions were answered, and I came home with a new spiritual vision of life. The time of class instruction turned my thought squarely in the right direction—toward Spirit and a life of prayer and healing.
About the author
Alice Moseley lives in San Antonio, Texas.

March 28, 2011 issue
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Letters
J. Kelly Lester, Debra Skelton, Charlotte Miller, Susan J. Ehart, Mike Davis
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I want to take that class!
Ingrid Peschke, Managing Editor
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A heavenly ministry
Laura Figueroa
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Mary Baker Eddy honored in Lynn ceremony
Jeff Ward-Bailey
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Education reform in tough economic times
Evan Mehlenbacher
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‘Fear not’
By Brian Hall
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Prayer aboard my VW bus
By Mark Patterson
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Pray
Zoe
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Your questions about Church
John Kohler, Dawn-Marie Cornett
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An educator’s thoughts on Christian Science class instruction
By Don Griffith
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Christian Science class instruction—A commitment to God and growing spiritually
Ingrid Peschke with contributions from Tom Black, C.S.B., Olga Chaffee, C.S.B., Christiane West Little, C.S.B.
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What is class all about?
By Chris Orndorff
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Finding my teacher—How I prayed for direction
By Brad Brubaker
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Increased reliance on God
By Lillian McCall Laggart
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Class continues to change my life
By Alice Moseley
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From Iraq to the US— A story of association travel
By Jan Kielpinski
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What’s in a name?
By Andie Raffles
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‘At once, I turned to God’
Sallie Carlson
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Hospitality opens the way to healing
Kay Dalessandro
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Freed from excessive menopausal bleeding
Priscilla Tedesco
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Turn here
The Editors