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In the wake of tragedy
Divine Love is never so near as when all earthly joys seem most afar.
—Mary Baker Eddy, The First Church of Christ, Scientist and Miscellany, p. 290
God has given us an answer to every expression of hate—whether it is a hurtful comment or a terrorist attack that shakes our whole sense of personal and national security. The recent act of terror in Boston, which impacts so many, immediately captured the attention of so much of the media and of individuals throughout the United States and the world. We all want to know the details. We are all looking for answers to the question “Why?” We must, though, ask another question: “How do we turn to God for answers in a situation such as this?”
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May 20, 2013 issue
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Letters
Armin E. Henneberger, Jr., Marsha L. Maupin, Joan Freund, Diane Taylor Dickey, JSH-Online comment
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In the wake of tragedy
Richard Johnsrud
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Calming fear in a crisis
Lynn Jackson
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Prayer that confronts genocide
Ariana Herlinger
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A change of heart—for each of us
Tiffany Herr
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'Who does the nudging?'
Eric D. Nelson
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Keep it simple
Mary Louise Parsons
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"For with thee is the fountain of life:"
Photograph by Paul Trowbridge
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God's building
Kathleen Collins
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'Heaven all the way to heaven'
Ruth McCleary Truscott
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Trail running...with Love
Quinn Heinbaugh
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Free from skin discomfort
Angelina Dixon
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Logic and love of Christian healing
Stephen Lapointe
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Rings recovered
Louise Alder
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Health on a plane
Eric Oyama
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Mother's Day
The Editors