January 30, 2012
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Reprinted from Pew Research Center's Forum on Religion & Public Life, © 2011, Pew Research Center.
We, too, can cultivate the spiritual poise that gave Jesus such self-control amid so much hostility.
Some years ago when I was living with my family in Venezuela, I was in charge of the school carnival.
A charged confrontation teaches a lesson on keeping love at the forefront of thought.
Surrounded by the chaos of life in a foreign country, this author finds peace and healing.
Question of the Week from cssentinel.com.
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Providing justice for women is necessary today and has precedents in the Bible's teachings.
A daily habit of praying keeps God at the forefront of thought and brings healing.
When finding summer employment looked impossible, a nudge from her mom led this teen to pray.
A young professional
soccer player used to attend our church.
Yes, it was on the beach that nightwhen the rising moon looked like distant fireworksand the sand stretched out foreverinto the calm, strong sea, that we first foundthe spiritual guidepost called “anchor of hope.
As I was healed myself, I began to share my enthusiasm for Christian Science with others.
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Stability, peace, and progress aren't naive hopes–they're spiritual qualities, the outcome of an all-powerful God.
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We, too, can rely on Spirit to carry out our unique God-given missions for good in the world.
About nine years ago a growth appeared under one of my eyelids.
One Sunday morning in autumn of 2010, I woke up at my usual time, got up, and sat in my draftsman’s chair.
A few summers ago, I was moving some debris and rocks out of the creek near our vacation cabin in an effort to clean up an area that had the possibility of damming up.
Diligent prayer on the part of Christians can supply the spiritual "lift" that will inspire people to "think anew, and act anew."
