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Citing Mary Baker Eddy
Note from the editors:
You’ll notice an editorial change going forward as to how we reference Mary Baker Eddy, Sentinel founder and leader of the Christian Science movement. It has become customary for Christian Scientists to respectfully refer to her as “Mrs. Eddy.” This same practice has carried over into our editorial guidelines. Now, to conform to our online publishing practices and remain current with how other notable figures are referenced, we will use “Eddy” beginning with the third mention of her name in the pieces we publish. “Mary Baker Eddy” will still be used with the first mention, and “Mrs. Eddy” with the second mention.
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April 11, 2011 issue
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Letters
Jodi Crump Beatty, Jo Worthington, Judy Little, Nancy Malard, Marilyn McPherson
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How does the Christ save in daily life?
Kim Shippey, Senior Writer
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A new era
Russ Gerber
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Citing Mary Baker Eddy
The Editors
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Religion coverage increasing
Adelle M. Banks
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How useful is religion?
Anthony Whitehouse
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The blessings of unity
Beth Carey
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A new adventure in our life
By Kaśka Michaëlis
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Sin spelled out
Madora Kibbe
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Your questions about Church
Colleen Douglass, Tony Lobl
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Fearless prayer for North Africa and the Middle East
By Rosalie E. Dunbar, News Editor
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Do we need a Savior?
By Madelon Maupin
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When Christ transforms character
By Brian Talcott
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Atonement—cherishing our oneness with God
By Shirley Paulson
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No need for self-condemnation—God loves you!
By Amy Richmond
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Singing = Happiness
By Lily Oyer
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Thank you, God!
Patricia
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I attend a different church—and love Christian Science
Rebecca Dragon
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Granddaughter hears perfectly now
Lamay Kent
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Pain and lump under arm healed
Pamela Joy Concar
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When my little daughter helped me
Peter Ramsbottom
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A food crisis—and healing answers
From the Editors