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JSH-Online: More on the way
Have you ever had something almost overnight change the way you do something? Something which becomes so natural and helpful that you can’t imagine you ever did without it? For thousands of our online readers, JSH-Online has become that “something.”
Just 18 months after JSH-Online was introduced, it has served over 15 million page views, and welcomed over 100,000 visitors who have come to read articles that were shared with them using e-mail, Facebook, or Twitter by individual JSH-Online readers. Today there are more articles and testimonies from The Christian Science Journal, Sentinel, and Herald accessible to read and available to share than ever before. This progress is the result of Christian Scientists worldwide bearing witness to healing, and sharing Christian Science.
As publishers, we continually ask: How do the print editions of the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald best combine with JSH-Online to support effectively our readers’ growth in Christian Science? And the answer continues to be: to “put on record,” “hold guard over,” and “proclaim the universal activity and availability of Truth” (see Mary Baker Eddy, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, p. 353). This activity embraces the Word and expresses the spirit of Christian Science—quenching the thirst of our readers.
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August 26, 2013 issue
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Letters
Amy Jo Southard, Anasi55, Richard Arlen, dk, gaylyns
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A family tree rooted in God
Michele Newport
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Public relations—and the divine relationship
Susan Self
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A five-stone pause
Sandi Justad
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Childlike trust
Katie Martin
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"The universe reflects and expresses the divine substance..."
Photograph by Don Seymour
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We can walk in that road
Mary Trammell
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JSH-Online: More on the way
John Sparkman
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Bright ideas
Courtney Hayes
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No more prostate cancer symptoms
Bruce Higley
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The joy that is mine
Vienna McMurtry
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Chest pains healed during church
Greg Jensen
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Cold symptoms disappear
Diane Skillings Piorkowski
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Travels in harmony
Terri A. Dickey
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Tweets chirping in the night
The Editors