April 11, 2011
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From the Editors
The world’s unrest of recent weeks has brought renewed cries from millions of people for protection and stability in the midst of harm and destruction.
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Looking out my
window at home I still see several inches of snow lining the walkway.
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Michael Oher made the seemingly unbelievable journey from homelessness to star offensive tackle with the Baltimore Ravens.
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Islam was the most frequent topic of religion news coverage in 2010, as the media doubled the amount of time and space devoted to religion compared to 2009.
In a survey
by a leading market research company, Ipsos, done last fall, people in over 20 countries were asked if they believed religion had a positive or negative impact on their lives.
Oneness leaps off the pages
of this Bible Lesson titled “Doctrine of Atonement.
Leaving behind the familiar becomes a lesson in trusting Christ's message of love.
We can, of course, meet to exchange ideas on praying about such important issues, in person or via social media. —Tony Lobl
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United by prayer, we each can support progress in the Middle East and North Africa.
Any Christian who has felt the presence of the Christ, the spirit which Jesus lived and modeled, knows how "personal" or intimate this saving power of God's love is.
We can strive to see others an always worthy of redemption and love.
Understanding the healing doctrine of at-one-ment.
Everyone deserves God's love–no matter what issues they may be dealing with.
When I got Science and Health, I drank it up. It spoke so clearly to the Truth I was seeking.
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After my last child was born, I found I was having trouble with one of my arms.
One day, my daughter Sarah, who was five years old at the time, asked me, “Aren’t we going on the roller coasters today?
