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I applaud your recent decision to refer to Mary Baker Eddy by her last name, Eddy.
From the Editors

Singing in perfect harmony

I remember a popular song, some years ago, that included the lyrics, “I’d like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony.
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A film about Kimani Ng’ang’a Maruge, an 84-year-old man who enrolled in primary school in 2003 so he could learn to read the Bible, has inspired the creation of an educational charity for underprivileged children around the world.
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A wet weekend has done little to allay the fears of farmers in drought-stricken parts of England.
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David the shepherd boy must have known something about rocks.
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God did not create an anonymous sea of millions of people. He created individuals.
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God is Love

Knowing God through love is foundational to the theologies of both the Old and New Testaments.
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We can expand our comprehension of God, Spirit, and this understanding can be demonstrated here and now.
Others may see us in the practice long before we think we’re ready. Let’s not be the last ones to find out.

Your questions about church

Some areas of distinction are the teachings about Jesus and his mission and purpose, and the view of the nature and existence of matter. — Giulia Nesi

Healing and church

I have experienced healing at church many times over the years.
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A conversation with Man of the Theatre, Richard Morse.
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Every educator involved with theatre’s potential for healing, benefits from a knowledge of its healing traditions.
We don't need to converse with "the deceiver" on the other end of the line.

Seasons of good

I recently saw a photograph of my childhood summer camp as it looks in February—the lake nearly frozen, the water slide coated with ice, and the trees draped in snow.

Why worship together?

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Prosperous living

“Love alone is Life,” we are told,

A to-do list?

From where could it come?
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Your prayers can help extinguish poaching.

Healing stories from South Africa

Teen writers from a South African Sunday School share their stories.

Let's pray

We are in the eighth grade Sunday School class in First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Los Altos, California.
Harmony in families is like playing the right notes in a musical score–with prayer and practice, it becomes more and more apparent.
When she found Christian Science, the author's new spiritual view of herself and her father-in-law brought healing to their relationship.

Healing steps to reconciliation

Through a new sense of love, more than just harmonious family relationships are reestablished.
God's love brings transformation to this writer's life.

My marriage was saved

A husband relies on prayer to rescue his relationship with his wife and family.
About two and a half years ago, I was drawn into a family dispute with a brother I love deeply.

Family harmony—it’s possible!

A Sentinel Web chat with Christian Science practitioners Valerie and John Minard.

Roadside assistance with God

Sixty miles south of the Arctic Circle, this couple found divine assistance when their car overturned.
A choir performance leads to facing down old theological beliefs.

Spiritual safety

“We have a strong city; salvation will God appoint for walls and bulwarks.

Montana dusk

It was a warm July evening in Montana’s Glacier National Park.

Vision restored

Last summer I was dedicated to supporting my wife through some physical challenges.
Without my reliance on Christian Science I would not have survived a hazardous career of over 50 years as a stuntman.

Depression overcome

For many years I suffered an almost weekly debilitating bout of sadness that rendered me virtually incapacitated for hours at a time.

Hockey healings

Our son, Evan, has been playing ice hockey for years.
As we build our own arks, we can battle the evidence that things are beyond God's control.