September 16, 2013
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Letters
Thank you to Paul Dixon for bringing to our attention the need to prayerfully support the women of Afghanistan.
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Neither our church nor I have a corner on the market of God’s love and understanding.
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Man wasn’t destined to stumble through life in the shadow and mist of the material view.
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I prayed for the people of our nation, to know the real love of God, divine Mind.
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In her description of man, Mary Baker Eddy writes that man “is the compound idea of God, including all right ideas; …”.
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SAVE THE DATE—Monday, June 2, 2014Annual Meeting of The Mother ChurchA live online-only event you won’t want to miss.
Spiritual Lens
The depth, breadth, height, might, majesty, and glory of infinite Love fill all space.
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This Christian Science Bible Lesson, titled “Matter,” is an exercise in discerning the relevancy of the biblical idea of “idolatry” to our contemporary lives.
How I Found Christian Science
Although my family were not Christian Scientists, I attended a Christian Science Sunday School with a neighbor when I was six and seven.
Testimony of Healing
A number of years ago, when I was expecting the birth of our third child, I had an opportunity to prove that we do not need to be afraid of a medical diagnosis since God’s law is the only law governing us.
Testimony of Healing
One day, as I was holding my cat, while a friend was clipping its claws, the cat suddenly became agitated and bit me severely several times on one of my hands before I could get free.
Testimony of Healing
I am deeply grateful for the precision of God, divine Mind, which we can count on.
Testimony of Healing
One day almost 20 years ago, while I was horseback riding, my horse lost her footing and we both fell into a fence.
Testimony of Healing
I had been having symptoms of arthritis in my legs, arms, feet, and hands for several years.
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