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Our occasional series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science healing.
Sent to the harvest
My full-time practice of Christian Science began with a mobile app company.
I had long had a vision for making books interactive using digital media, and toward the end of my master’s program, I brought together a cross-disciplinary team to make it happen. Early on, I often found myself sharing passages from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy, with team members and others on campus. I remember beginning to recognize how vast the practice of Christian Science is.

December 3, 2012 issue
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Letters
Nanci Kendall, Louis Denes, Luke Hatfield, Gary Bottje
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Goodbye to sadness
Rosalie E. Dunbar, Senior Staff Editor
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Paying tribute to those we love
Fenella Bennetts
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In times of grief, what's needed?
Linda L. Berckmann
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A singing heart
Beverly DeWindt
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Don't panic—let divine Mind get a grip on you
Michelle Nanouche
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Man is not a monster
Bethany Phillips
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Hometown healing
George Zucker
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Be steadfast
Julie Ward
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And God said...
Cate Vincent
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The lesson of the owl
Ruth Geyer
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A new design in the new year
John Sparkman
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Heaven is here
Madora Kibbe
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Sent to the harvest
Michael Morgan
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Protecting the innocents by protecting innocence
Lynn Mahoney
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Kept safe
Christa Kreutz
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Prayer provides the means
Louis Muamba Mulumba
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One in five Americans say they have no religious affiliation
Kimberly Winston
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A new 'Christian abolitionist' movement?
Amanda Greene
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Hypothyroidism healed
Corrine Moore-Banker
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From limping to running
Heidi Hammond
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My wrist moves freely
Datu Mulyono
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Not even death
The Editors