April 18, 2011
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From the Editors
“I can’t remember a time when I’ve regretted being compassionate,” Margaret Rogers remarks in the Sentinel’s cover story this week.
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Churches in Japan
are still desperately trying to confirm the safety of their parishioners.
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Women of the world
came together on Friday [March 4] to pray for the world-wide movement of Christian women during the World Day of Prayer.
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In response
to the tumultuous political struggles unfolding around the globe, KidSpirit Online, the award-winning online magazine and forum for teenagers, launched its spring issue [March 7] on the topic of Conflict and Peacemakers.
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Through giving, we fulfill this royal law, and more clearly identify ourselves as spiritual, the expression of a loving God. We reflect His Love, Principle, and Soul.
This week’s Bible Lesson,
titled “Probation After Death,” for reading in churches on Easter Sunday, addresses and clarifies what Christian Science classifies as the false belief, or illusion, called death, and reveals the Science of Life, the eternal God.
It helps to keep a spiritually informed perspective on the meaning of "acceptance."
We each have something special to share–and God ensures it can't be hidden.
No one can be outside the range of compassion that's adequate to every need.
A Christian Science nurse and Bible scholar shares insights on compassion.
Following the impulse to love one's neighbor is at the heart of this piece.
Following the impulse to love one's neighbor is at the heart of this piece.
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Compassion demands that we dethrone ourselves.
Two college students look to the Bible and Science and Health for answers in school.
Two college students look to the Bible and Science and Health for answers in school.
Recognizing ourselves as practitioners of Christian Science is certainly something we should all be addressing in our own thoughts and prayers.
Last September, I camped on the shore of the West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake in Wyoming—the largest body of water at high elevation in North America.
I’ve known that Christian Science works from the first few days that I attended a Christian Science church in 2004, where I heard story after story of how scientific prayer heals.
My husband and I had recently relocated to a new state, and I had just started a new job, when I found out I was pregnant with our first child.
At one time, Paulo, my youngest son, complained of severe abdominal pain, fever, and great discomfort.
God designed us to love one another, care for one another, minister to one another.
