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The following was written in support of Church Alive, a focus of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, that explores the meaning and possibilities of awakening to the spiritual basis and impact of Church.
Stay in Church
While praying for a better understanding of Church recently, I pondered Mary Baker Eddy’s definition of Church, in part, as “the structure of Truth and Love; . . .” (Science and Health, p. 583).
“The structure of Truth and Love,” is very large, I concluded. It’s so large that it includes all of God’s creation, for Truth and Love is God. There isn’t anything that exists outside of this infinite construct, I could see.
Wow! This view certainly challenged a common notion that Church is a place to drive to or walk to on occasion to attend services.
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April 30, 2012 issue
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Letters
Vicki Knickerbocker, Diane Ward, Karen Rippberger, Louise Worsham
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'Written in heaven'
Jeff Ward-Bailey, Staff Editor
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Superstition and witchcraft–null and void
Lyle Young
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Thoughts aligned with God–not the stars
Michelle Nanouche
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Let divine Love lead you
Evan Bryant
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My prayer for the rhinos
Yvonne Prinsloo
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Asking with the heart
Alex Cook
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'Begone, dull care!'
Andrew Wilson
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'There is no spot where God is not.'
Judith Hardy Olson
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'Spiritual armor' at summer camp
Brittany Duke
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Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor: What's the hurry?
Katherine Stephen
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Stay in Church
Evan Mehlenbacher
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Insight while flying over Iraq
John Kohler
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Silence the serpent
Kathleen Collins
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Of cats and Christianity
Andrea Moon
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Honor everyone
Sentinel staff
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Women in military ministry
Sentinel staff
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Love heals
Ute Keller
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Leg pain quickly healed
Paul Muriuki Ngugi
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Healing of a urinary problem
Nicolas Mupepe Lata
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Breaking the cycle of bullies and victims
The Editors