June 27, 2011
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From the Editors
One year when I was a counselor at summer camp, I was walking down a gravel path around twilight with a million things on my mind.
Religion comes naturally,
even instinctively, to human beings, a massive new study of cultures all around the world suggests.
Heaven, Earth, and man are characterized as good, harmoniously coexisting without injury to one another.
I knew nothing of Christian Science at that point, but I was immediately drawn to the book’s teachings once I started reading it.
Our paths of service may be uniquely individual, but divine Mind brings each talent and purpose together as one in demonstration.
One hundred thousand stars cannot change the night sky, cannot make day appear.
A doctor said he couldn't help this writer overcome digestive problems, but that God could. And he was right.
An exchange outside a train station leads to new views of God's messages.
Angel thoughts buoy up a woman when her family runs into car trouble.
I have always loved walking in the hills behind my home.
This teen faced his fears and gained spiritual inspiration that made a big difference.
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With his heart full of gratitude
for more than 40 years of service to The Mother Church and The Christian Science Publishing Society, Bill Dawley has resigned his position as Editor of the Christian Science periodicals, effective June 6, Annual Meeting Day, to dedicate full time to the healing practice he loves so much.
As I was about to descend a flight of cement steps, my foot caught, sending me unceremoniously rolling the whole way to the bottom.
In a By-Law called “Alertness to Duty” in the Church Manual, Mary Baker Eddy directed each member of her Church to “defend himself daily against aggressive mental suggestion”.
While holidaying in Majorca some years ago, a friend and I took a pedalo.
Eternal damnation and the possibility that only some will attain heaven are insupportable doctrines.
